Leadership Kentucky has announced its 51 members for the prestigious “Leadership Kentucky” Class of 2022.
Among the honorees: Jennie Stuart Health Foundation Executive Director Tracey Clark.
A flagship program showcasing the Commonwealth and its strengths, Clark has the opportunity to take part in seven, three-day sessions, where participants will gather and gain insights on Kentucky and its economic challenges and opportunities.
Along with some of the state’s leaders, Clark will travel to Berea in June, Pikeville in July, Bowling Green in August, Louisville in September, Murray and western Kentucky in October, Lexington and Frankfort in November and close with a visit to Northern Kentucky in December.
Sessions will cover topics ranging from business and economic development, arts and tourism, natural resources and the environment, education, healthcare, diversity, social issues, agriculture and government.
Leadership Kentucky was created in 1984, and in its outreach endeavors annually selects noted dignitaries from both the public and private sector.
Nominations and applications for Leadership Class 2023 will be available online at leadershipky.org beginning in October. The Leadership Kentucky Foundation offers four unique programs to peruse: Leadership Kentucky, Elevate Kentucky (for young professionals), BRIGHT Kentucky (for eastern Kentucky), and New Executives to Kentucky (for senior-level executives who have lived in the state fewer than two years).
