Back in 1993, having gone through ’s second class, I thought its program of fast-tracking its participants on getting to know the community was outstanding. Now, 31 years later, under its new, accomplished executive director, , the program looks better than ever. Polasky is in her second year.
I base that conclusion on a report Polasky recently sent out to the hundreds of Leadership Portage County alumni. It shows Leadership Portage County finished its fiscal year comfortably in the black. With the Class of 2025 full at a record 43 members, .
Polasky’s report also had a reminder of an opportunity for LPC alumni to reconnect at a summer party on the patio of Metis Construction Services in Kent. Set for 5 p.m.
Aug. 7, the reunion will celebrate a program that is better than ever going into its 33 year. “I am fiercely proud of Andra and our board, who are giving Leadership Portage County new energy and momentum.
We have a top-notch Leadership program here in our own backyard,” said Attorney Leighann Fink, board president of Leadership Portage County. Founded in 1991, Leadership Portage County, funded by tuition and sponsorships, engages those who enroll in interesting day-long sessions that convene once a month from September through May. Participants are exposed to all aspects of life in Portage County in carefully crafted classes with hands-on opportunities.
Experts provide a comprehensive look at Portage County. Those enrolled meet leaders working to make our county a.