Class of 2022

PC Chair:

Lindsay Petty

PC Chair-Elect:

Maggie Knaust

Class Project:

Clam Bayou

Class List

Zachary Bayne

Bari Becker

Melanie Bowman

Antonio Brown

Amber Calhoun

Austin Chambers

Heather Chumbris

Claudine Cieutat

Chiquita Clark

Kelly Cunha Pokorny

Kyandra Darling

Monica DeChaine

Joe Fullerton

Nate Ginter

Wendy Godfrey

Jose A. Gomez

Sophie Gray

Danielle Guarino

Chris Hackney

Kacee Howes

Christopher Lampley

Cody Lance

Lisa Marmon

Harry Martin

Franchon McCree-Dials

Jesse Miller

Nick Mitchell

Allison Nall

Brian Peret

Liz Richard

Katie Shultz

Elizabeth Siplin

Jake Stowers

Alicia Tennell

Jim Thompson

Jamie Van Cuyk

Eric Vaughan

Kim Vogel

Lisa Yacso

About Leadership St. Pete^® Class of 2022

The LSP Class of 2022 was a diverse class of 39 leaders, following a tradition of seating a class diversely representative of the St. Pete community. Class members work in variety of career fields, including accounting, architecture, the arts, banking & finance, education, engineering, healthcare & wellness, information technology, law, marketing, real estate, and so much more. Some class members work for the City, the county, local nonprofit organizations, and for-profit businesses of every size.

The class kicked off in December with an Orientation Dinner, followed by three leadership development retreats and 11 topical seminars including St. Pete History, healthcare, local government, and a three day trip to Tallahassee to learn about State Government.

Additionally the class worked tirelessly to support a local nonprofit for their community service component of the program.

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LSP Class of 2022 Waves of Inspiration Class Project

The LSP Class of 2022 is proud to announce the launch of its class project, “Waves of Inspiration,” to make significant capital improvements to the Clam Bayou Marine Education Center located in South St. Petersburg.

The Center is a community outreach and educational facility for programs that inspire youth to become active environmental and ocean stewards. Students are encouraged to learn more about careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) — an especially critical mission for underserved communities that traditionally lack access to such programming. The Center also provides professional development to over a hundred teachers annually.

The core project mission is to enhance the outdoor spaces around the Clam Bayou Marine Education Center by May 2022 as a way to foster improved comfort, enjoyment, and by extension, enhanced learning.

Your donation makes a difference! The LSP Class of 2022 relies on community support and donations to make the “Waves of Inspiration” project a reality.

Project Goals

IMPROVE
Create cool, attractive surface areas to extend teaching and recreational space to outdoor areas during the hot summer months

TRANSFORM
Enhance accessibility through inviting connectors and pathways

UPGRADE
Improve landscaping with native Florida seaside plants to educate the youth about coastal ecology.

Project Results

The class of 2022 raised more than $115,000 in case and in-kind services and donated more than 750 volunteer hours to make much needed repairs and improvements for the Clam Bayou Marine Education Center.

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