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Leadership Montgomery County announces the LMC Class of 2026
Leadership Montgomery County (LMC) is pleased to announce the LMC Class of 2026.
“We are excited to welcome 48 business and community leaders as they begin a transformative nine-month journey of leadership development,” said LMC President & CEO Sarah Rhea. ” Throughout the program, participants will gain a behind-the-scenes look at our county, deepen their understanding of key issues, and build lasting connections with one another and with other local leaders—all with the shared goal of making a meaningful impact in our community.”
The class will learn about leadership, education, government, healthcare, economic development, public safety, infrastructure, and how to best serve their community through monthly sessions. They will also work in four teams of 12 to collaborate with four local nonprofits, giving back and making a difference in the lives of others.
The LMC Class of 2026 is as follows:
Dan Alexander – Angel Reach
Jenny Bailey – Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands
Meghan Ballard Arthur – Willis ISD
Dr. Anita Bangale – The Woodlands Wellness and Mind Spa, PLLC, Bangale Emergency Solutions
Kate Bihm – The Bihm Firm, PLLC
Ryan Bowen – Howard Hughes Holdings, Inc.
Dr. Jeff Burke – Elevation Land Solutions
Scott Burns – Montgomery County Food Bank
Dr. Amy Busby – Montgomery ISD
Lexie Chol – Chol Speech Pathology, PLLC
Michelle Crane – The Woodlands Christian Academy
Corinna Danilevich – Texas First Bank
Candice Davis – Candice Dawnn LLC
Joan Dieden – The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
Nathan Dietrich – Civicscape Consulting LLC
Alexis Espejel – Montgomery County Court at Law No. Six
Drew Essen – The Woodlands Methodist Church
Lauren Fox – Premiere Events
Micah Haarhoff – Revolution Powersports Sales
Ted Harris – The Woodlands Mall
Ashley Havard – Consolidated Communications
Kelly Hoot – Trustmark National Bank
Kristi Horton – Love Fosters Hope
Summer Hvasta – San Jacinto River Authority
Katie Key – Splendora ISD Education Foundation
Tiffany McClung – The McClung Group
Lauren Metzgar – McKesson
Jared Moore – Woodforest National Bank
Jennifer Moore – Events by Jen
Anthony Moreno – Caldwell Homes
Brittney Moss – WFG National Title
Kenny Muhammad – Entergy Texas, Inc
Ashley Patterson – Western Midstream
Caroline Pavlinik – Kimley-Horn
Gigi Peacock – Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Tobin Redwine – Montgomery County Fair Association
Lauren Schulze – First Financial Bank
Leah Schulze – Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center
Sarah Scott – Whitmire & Munoz
BJ Spence – Rave Financial Credit Union
Jennifer Steinberg – Better Bookkeepers
Kelly Sullivan – Stibbs & Co., P.C.
Jarred Taylor – Riverstone Commercial Real Estate
William Waggoner – City of Conroe
Stephanie Ward – Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare
Carrie Watkins – Meals on Wheels Montgomery County
Nathan Way – Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital
Rikki Wiggs – Junior League of The Woodlands
About Leadership Montgomery County
Leadership Montgomery County (LMC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to educating, inspiring, and connecting the current and future leaders of Montgomery County. Since its inception in 1987, LMC has prepared more than 1,000 leaders to serve the community through its immersive programs. LMC provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing the county, as well as opportunities to develop their leadership skills, fostering a network of engaged citizens committed to improving the quality of life for all. In addition to their Signature Class, they also offer alumni programming, a Leadership Master Class, and an annual Leadership Summit open to the entire community.
For more information about Leadership Montgomery County, please visit LMCTX.org.
Source: Leadership Montgomery County
