Information provided by Leadership Tomorrow
Thursday, November 9th
, 2023, was the last meeting and graduation of Vermilion Advantage’s 34th
Leadership Tomorrow Class!
Leadership Tomorrow, originally Leadership Danville, was created in 1986 to assist emerging
community leaders preparing for leadership positions in local government and community affairs.
Community leaders stand up and face the complex issues of today’s world while thoughtfully
planning for future generations. Leadership Tomorrow has developed leaders in this courageous
pursuit for more than 30 years.
The class is facilitated by Annie Monyok, owner/operator of Monyok Leadership, and supported by
Nicole Van Hyfte, Director of the Chamber of Commerce at Vermilion Advantage. Students must
participate in 5 of the 6 classes from May through November, attend a day and half local retreat
(including the Amazing Race Vermilion County), 80 hours of community service, 12 hours spent
with their mentor (who they are paired with upon admittance to the class), and commit to joining
one community, philanthropic, or social board, or commitment to run for public office upon
graduation.
Class 34’s graduating class: Rosalee Ard, Kris Bell, Tasha Brown, Jackson Darby, Caylynne Dobbles,
Tamera Forthenberry, Amber Hahn, Mariah Hanson, OJ Harrison, Tamra Hartman, Sadie Hofer,
Autymne Huerta, Jodie Ingram, Kristin Kinney, Tammy Leigh, Brittney Morris, Karen Orrick, David
Rand, Connor Taylor, Kylee Turner, Christina Turner, Danielle Turner, Faith Wright, and Brenda
Adams.
Class 34’s mentors: Kim Spangler, Judge Mark Goodwin, Peter Blackmon, Jonathan Munoz, Tricia
Teague, Karen Schildt, Deanna Witzel, Abby Thompson, Keith Souza, Tara Wright, Carly Harby,
Terri Cummings, Carly Goodwin, Brandy Seabaugh, Nicole Dowling, Jacqueline Lacy, Katie
Osterbur, Tyler Rodeffer, Auston Surprenant, Cristin O’Shaughnessy, Pete Goodwin, Tonya Hill,
Mia Harrier, and Lisa Goodner.
Recruitment for Class 35 will start in February of 2024.
