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Fairfield's Premier Networking and Professional Development Program |
'I can't imagine what life would be in Fairfield without the connections gained from the program.'
Nicholas Arensdorf, 2017-2018 Leadership Fairfield Graduate
Nicholas Arensdorf, 2017-2018 Leadership Fairfield Graduate
The Chamber is taking applications for the fifth year of Leadership Fairfield. The program includes eight monthly sessions each centered around a unique theme. Every session is different but includes expert presenters, panels of community leaders and behind-the-scene tours of Fairfield businesses. By the end of the program, each participant will not only have a well-rounded view of the various business sectors in Fairfield but also have personally connected and networked with Fairfield's top business and community leaders.
Is your business interested in serving on a panel or offering a tour? Contact the Chamber to get plugged in!
Is your business interested in serving on a panel or offering a tour? Contact the Chamber to get plugged in!
Submit applications to the Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce by:
Friday, August 17th at 5:00pm to receive the $425 Early Bird Fee
Fee increases to $475 if received between August 18, 2018 and Sept, 10 2018
Friday, August 17th at 5:00pm to receive the $425 Early Bird Fee
Fee increases to $475 if received between August 18, 2018 and Sept, 10 2018
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2018-2019 Schedule and Monthly Topics
Opening Session: Tuesday, September 11 What is Fairfield?: Tuesday, October 2 Vision: Tuesday, November 6 Continuous Improvement: Tuesday, December 4 Culture: Tuesday, January 8 Sacrifice: Tuesday, February 5 Passion: Tuesday, March 5 Moving Forward: Tuesday, April 2 Graduation/ Annual Awards Banquet: Thursday, April 11 |
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Employer Benefits
Prosperous local economies don’t just happen; people must work to create them. This program will provide a “big picture” understanding of how that happens in Fairfield. Participants will receive practical leadership tips from established leaders in our community. It is easier to retain talent when employers are actively engaged in the larger community. It is always valuable to have employees with strong professional networks. During this program, participants will have multiple opportunities to grow their professional network.
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2015-2016
Novena Cole, Hawthorne Direct, Inc. Jason Davis, Agri Industrial Plastics Company Kadie Dennison, Fairfield Arts and Convention Center Christina Hamm, Cambridge Investment Research, Inc. Trent Hammes, Dexter Laundry, Inc. Ayako Huang, Maharishi University of Management Jessica Jones, Jefferson County Health Center Pat Jones, Fairfield Dental Clint Keller, Bob’s Automotive, Inc. Sabrina Kurka, MidWest One Bank Gretchen Layli Jentz, Youth Can Move the World Kay Oskvig, Cambridge Investment Research, Inc. Will Regnier, Fairfield Line Diana Rivera, Maharishi University of Management Mary Shearon, Iowa State Bank & Trust Co. Martha Wick, Indian Hills Community College Vanessa Willman, Foss, Kuiken & Cochran, PC. Aron Yedersberger, Local Internet Sales Company (LISCO) |
2016-2017
Bailie Bainbridge, Washington State Bank Jacque Bookin-Nosbisch, Jefferson County Health Center Jeff Guttry, Agri-Industrial Plastics Torie Hollingsworth, Fairfield Arts & Convention Center Bryan Hunger, Jefferson County Health Center Joshua Laraby, FEDA Jill McConnell, Maharishi School Russ McGee, Iowa State Bank Morae Metcalf, Cambridge Investment Research Carolina Mousinho Passos, MUM Desiree Regnier, Fairfield Glove Elysia Scholl, KRUU Chelsea Sones, Midwest One Bank Joe Stever, Edward Jones Investments |
2017-2018
Lani Aulicino Jordan Appel Nicholas Arensdorf Sarah Beasley Mariam Daudi Stacia Deutsch Meredith Flattery Krista Fulton Francesca Greco Nikki Hackert Brady Hill Joshua Hyde Rebecca Johnson Amy Jones Joy Korthuis Michael Parker Rachel Spees Hollie Stoker Kathy Thornton Gail Young |
