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Announcing the Leadership Louisville Class of 2008  Please welcome the Leadership Louisville Class of 2008: Courtney Allen, Junior League of Louisville; Rick Alsip, Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP; Duffy Baker, Chase; Jennifer Bielstein, Actors Theatre of Louisville; Tracy Blue, Blue Philanthropic Foundation; Todd Brock, Hanover College; Wendy Brown, GE Consumer & Industrial; John Bush, Greenebaum Doll & McDonald PLLC; Wendy Chapman, BB&T; Ann Coffey, Women 4 Women; Bill Creason, Stites & Harbison PLLC; Robert DeAngelis, Louisville Tile Distributors, Inc.; Bill Flowers, Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC; Michael Francesconi, UPS Airlines; Steve Gregory, US Postal Service; Tim Hagerty, Frost Brown Todd LLC; Gant Hill, CITY Properties Realty; David Holobaugh, DAVID Construction, Inc.; Nick Ising, CurrentMarketing; Tom Jackson, University of Louisville; Chuck Kenyon, Churchill Downs Incorporated; Jon Kerekes, Humana Inc.; Glenn Kosse, Bellarmine University; Kent Lanum, Paul Ogle Foundation, Inc.; Rob Lauber, Yum! Brands, Inc.; Lisa Lewellen, Humana Inc.; Jackie Lucas, Baptist Healthcare System, Inc.; Kim Maney, The Courier-Journal; Bashar Masri, QORE Property Sciences; Diane Medley, Chilton & Medley PLC; Andy Meyer, Innovative Productivity, Inc.; Deb Moessner, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kentucky; Henrietta Pepper, The Pepper Group, LTD; Crystal Peterson, Doe Anderson; Carlos Phillips, Greater Louisville Inc.; Jeff Polson, Jewish Hospital & St. Mary's HealthCare Inc.; Sherrie Reising, Fifth Third Bank; Vern Rickert, Boys' Haven; Troy Riggs, Louisville Metro Police Department; Dan Rivers, Northwestern Mutual Financial Network; Megan Robison, GE Consumer & Industrial; David Sánchez, St. Joseph Catholic Church; Todd Schmiedeler, Norton Healthcare, Inc.; Tom Schoenbaechler, Ernst & Young LLP; Eric Schreiner, Poe Companies, LLC; Julie Scoskie, Jefferson County Public Schools; Denise Simon, E.ON U.S. LLC; David Sinclair, E.ON U.S. LLC; Gary Sloboda, Bandy Carroll Hellige; Alex Spoelker, The Community Foundation of Louisville; Maureen Stites, Owsley Brown Frazier; Steve Stowers, PNC Bank; Terry Terrell, Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana; Stephanie Warren, Kindred Healthcare; Deborah Williams, National City Bank; Tracy Williams, Norton Healthcare, Inc.; Robert Zaring, Louisville Pathology Associates, PSC.
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McHugh elected LLC board chair  Leadership Louisville Center is pleased to announce the election of Phil McHugh (LL '98), president of Fifth Third Bank as chair of the Board of Directors. McHugh relocated to Louisville from Cincinnati in 1994. Since then, he has demonstrated his tireless commitment to the community by taking on major civic leadership roles and serving on the boards of some of Louisville's largest civic and nonprofit organizations. We look forward to his leadership as board chair. Other elected officers are: Russ Cox, Norton Healthcare - chair-elect; Tom Williams, Stoll Keenon Ogden - vice chair, programs; Joe Pusateri, Elite Homes - vice chair, development; Kent Oyler, OPM Ventures - vice chair, strategic planning; Susan Bandy, Bandy Carroll Hellige - vice chair at large; Mary Morrow, Mary Morrow & Associates - secretary/treasurer and Ed Glasscock, Frost Brown Todd LLC - immediate past chair. Seven community leaders also joined the board as directors. They are: Wes Beckner, BB&T; Junior Bridgeman, Bridgeman Foods; Joan Coleman, AT&T Kentucky; Michael Francesconi, UPS Airlines; Denise Ivey, The Courier-Journal; Rishabh Mehrotra, SHPS; Deborah Moessner, Anthem. Chris Spalding also joins the board as the new YPAL president.
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2007 Senior Games  Two Leadership Louisville Center alumni are actively involved in the 2007 Senior Games. Alan Wheatley (LL '06, BF '07) is serving as chairman of the 2007 Senior Games and Ray Hoyt (LN '07) is the executive director. With little more than two weeks before 12,000 athletes arrive in Louisville for 18 days of competition, more than 1,000 volunteers are still needed to staff the 800+ sporting events. Volunteers are needed to staff events ranging from badminton, shuffleboard and bowling to triathlon, softball, basketball and more. Anyone 14 and over can volunteer (children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult; children under 18 must have an adult sign their waiver). The minimum shift requirement is 4 hours. All volunteers will receive a limited edition Senior Games t-shirt, goody bag and a ticket to the Louisville Bats Game on July 8th. There are also special incentives for multiple shifts including a hat, sport bag and additional shirt. Click here for more information and to see the full competition schedule with dates, time and locations.
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Do you have news to share with other Leadership Louisville Center members? Send member news submissions to Maria McGary.
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Save the date of Tuesday, August 14, 2007 for the Mayors' Leadership Luncheon. 
Bill Hollander(BF '96, LL '94) has been named managing partner at Wyatt Tarrant & Combs. 
In today's world, nonprofit executives face daunting challenges every day. With everything from hiring and motivating qualified staff to fundraising to engaging your board, it is often difficult to know where to go for great professional development and unparalleled peer learning. 
Leadership Louisville lost one of our most active graduates and former board members with the passing of Henry Ormsby earlier this month. 