Douglas County Chamber Announces Leadership Douglas Class of 2025 Participants

Douglas County Chamber Announces Leadership Douglas Class of 2025 Participants

The Douglas County Chamber Foundation is pleased to announce the participants of the Leadership Douglas Class of 2025. The program selects diverse and qualified individuals to provide a structured program that enhances leadership skills and community involvement for the betterment of all citizens, businesses, organizations, and governments in Douglas County. 

Participants in Leadership Douglas benefit from getting to know one another and from the exchange of ideas and experiences. Through interactive presentations, discussions and work sessions, the program seeks to inspire those who are willing to get involved. Participants are given the opportunity to meet and interact with current community and business leaders throughout the program. They gain knowledge and understanding on crucial issues facing our community, while also attaining leadership skills to make a difference.  

Chamber President and CEO, Sara Ray, commented, “We are thrilled to welcome the Class of 2025 to Leadership Douglas. This year’s class includes a diverse group of individuals dedicated to making a positive impact in our community. I am confident they will gain valuable knowledge and grow as leaders through this program. I encourage everyone to engage with Leadership Douglas and learn more about the significant work being accomplished in Douglas County.”  

The Class of 2025 is led by two volunteer co-chairs who will oversee the programming and engagement opportunities for the eleven-month program. This year’s co-chairs are Kenya Elder (LD Class of 2023) and TJ Jaglinski (LD Class of 2023). 

For more information about Leadership Douglas, please visit douglascountygeorgia.com or contact the Douglas County Chamber at 770.942.5022 

Leadership Douglas Class of 2025 

Shauncey Battle, City of Atlanta; Wendy Caudle, Douglas County Government; Tika Clark, GreyStone Power Corporation; Robert Cowart, Douglas County Board of Commissioners; Michelle Elliott, Team Wealth; Tamika Farr, Douglas County Chamber; Fred Few, Douglasville-Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority; Martez Gibson, Sr, Youth Villages-Inner Habour Campus; Konswella Gilchrist, Douglas County Board of Commissioners; Chelsie Goodman, Douglas County School System; Sharon Jackson, Douglas County Tax Commissioner Office; Allison Juarez, Cobb and Douglas Public Health; Madison Krilla, Douglas County Parks and Recreation; Steven Littles, Brighten Academy Charter School; Joseph London, Core Radio Group, LLC; Ron Mckee, Wellstar Douglas Hospital; Leslie Nelson, Pivotal Connections, LLC; Darlene Sheardon, Midway Community Resource Center; Jennifer Shearon, West Georgia Technical College; Olivia Smith, Smith & Robinson Law Group; Kristy Walker, Awfully Sweet, LLC; Lauren Wallace, Douglas County District Attorney Office; Avery Ward, HRC Engineers, Surveyors & Landscape Architects, Caroline Whitt, Douglas County School System; Nia Williams, City of Douglasville