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The Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series has announced this year's 25-member class. Formed in 1976, the Indianapolis program aims to “expand the ranks” of community and professional leaders. July 21, 2014

News Release

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Twenty-five young professionals will become more effective community leaders as they learn about the needs and issues facing central Indiana as members of Class XXXIX of the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series (SKL).

The series each year selects 25 individuals to participate in this highly competitive program, which seeks to expand the ranks of community leaders by teaching and motivating members to address the needs of central Indiana.

Class members are chosen because of their significant community involvement and professional achievement; their demonstrated interest in community issues; a record of participation and achievement in voluntary community activities; and their willingness to expand their leadership role in the community.

“Through their participation in this SKL class, these young professionals are investing in themselves as a new generation of leaders,” said Rebecca King, SKL Program Director. “They are making a public commitment to playing a key role in central Indiana's future and our community will be strengthened by their passion, insight, and leadership.”

Judge Sarah Evans Barker of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana has been named the Moderator for SKL Class XXXIX. To ensure that the series is timely and topical, each class's moderator identifies aspects of broad economic and societal issues that are specific to central Indiana for the class to study.

“It is a special privilege for me to serve as moderator of the next SKL class – Class XXXIX, in this ongoing, impressive series – and be allowed the opportunity to engage over the coming year with the recently selected, extraordinary group of emerging leaders,” said Judge Barker.

“During the months ahead, we will explore and grapple with and hopefully deepen our understanding of what it means to live in community and to take responsibility for guiding and shaping our shared future, and in the process strengthen our commitment to its improvement. If the past is a reliable indicator, the relationships that are established among us will also yield friendships for life. To be a part of something as promising and enriching and enlivening as this is, as I said, a special privilege, indeed!”

Class XXXIX will meet monthly from September through June. Participants will interact with local leaders, professional experts and community decision makers to discuss a range of community issues.

For more details, visit www.SKLIndy.com.

About the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series

Formed in 1976 by the Lacy Family, the SKL Series seeks to expand the ranks of community leadership by providing a broad range of emerging leaders with the knowledge and incentive to confront the needs of our community. Each year 25 central Indiana professionals are selected to participate in the program.

About Leadership Indianapolis

Leadership Indianapolis works to educate, inspire and mobilize community leaders to serve and strengthen greater Indianapolis. Leadership Indianapolis offers three community leadership programs, the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series, LEAD and Opportunity Indianapolis, and other events and programming to develop community leaders. For more information, visit www.leadershipindianapolis.com.

Class XXXIX Roster

Judge Sarah Evans Barker, Moderator

Joshua Abel

Executive Director

Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic

Sarah Holsapple

Media Relations/Spokesperson

Citizens Energy Group

Jason Andrews

Branch Manager, Financial Advisor

Ameriprise Financial

Denver Hutt

Executive Director

The Speak Easy

Sarah Aubrey

Principal

Prosperity Consulting, LLC

Malina Simone Jeffers

Executive Director

Mosaic City

Tiffany Benedict Berkson

Founder/Chief Inspiration Officer

Historic Indianapolis.com

John Kunzer

President & CEO, Eskenazi Medical Group

Eskenazi Health

Jennifer Brown

Partner

Ice Miller LLP

LeRoy Lewis

District Manager

Marion County Assessor's Office

Meredith Carbrey

Wealth Advisor

Bedel Financial Consulting

Daniel Lopez

Director of State Office Operations

Office of U.S. Senator Dan Coats

Keri Dattilo

Leadership Assistant

Indiana General Assembly-House of Representatives

Ryan Marques

Attorney

Lewis & Kappes, P.C.

James Duke

Manager, Supplier Diversity

IU Health

Emily Masengale

Founding Principal

Christel House DORS

Jenell Fairman

Program Manager/Engineering Consultant

CORE Planning Strategies, LLC

Aaron Reddington

Director of Financial Planning & Analysis

Angie's List, Inc.

Gregory Fulk

Chief Operating Officer

Valeo Financial Advisors

Darshan Shah

Executive Vice President, Operations

OurHealth

Susan Haber

Judicial Clerk

US Courts Chambers of Judge Sarah Evans Barker

George Srour

Founder & Chief Dreamer

Building Tomorrow, Inc.

Katherine Hammer

Leadership Gift Officer

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

Mariatu Swayne

Assistant Principal

MSD of Pike Township

Shawn Hitchcock

Director of Operations

Pacers Sports & Entertainment

Source: The Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series

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