Class XLII
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January: Economic Development Day
Contact: Rachel Ligon | rligon@wacochamber.com | 210-618-7667 mobile | 254-757-5613 office
About the Program
Leadership Waco benefits Greater Waco by developing informed, connected and activated community leaders.
Purpose & Objectives
PURPOSE
Leadership Waco, a Greater Waco Chamber program, is designed to educate, empower and engage current and emerging leaders to make a difference in our community and prepare them for future leadership roles.
Participants will observe our community's realities, opportunities, and challenges. Each class day, participants will be provided opportunities to discuss what they learned with classmates with the hope that each day's content will be personally impactful.
Each class day will feature lectures, panel discussions, dialogue among speakers, on-site visits, and participant interaction with session leaders.
OBJECTIVES
Leadership Waco is an educational program with the following objectives:
- Educate participants about Greater Waco’s history, government, economy, social issues, challenges, and opportunities.
- Motivate participants to critically evaluate and work to improve, if necessary, current and future community processes.
- Facilitate connections and dialogue among participants, presenters, and community stakeholders.
- Encourage participants to actively engage in future activities that contribute to Greater Waco's growth.
Class Calendar
Cohort XLII 2025-2026 CALENDAR
August 19, 2025 - Orientation & Leadership Development
September 23 - Regional Services Day
October 21 - History Day
November 18 - Education Day
December 9 – Leadership Development & Team Building Day
January 13, 2026 – Economic Development Day
February 10 – Nonprofit Day
March 17 – Healthcare Day
April 21 – Tourism Day
May 12 – Visions for the Future Day
June 9 – Law & Order Day
June 23 - Graduation
Daily Debrief
The debrief portion of the class aims to help participants reflect on how their Leadership Waco experience can enhance their community involvement and professional growth.
In your assigned group of three ("triad" or "trouple"), use the provided metaphors to discuss today's experiences or, answer the specific questions given that pertain to the day. Spend 20 minutes on this conversation. Afterwards, we'll regroup, and each triad will have the opportunity to share their insights with everyone.




Required Outside Activities
Required Activities
Leadership Waco participants are required to complete two outside activities from the list provided below. Select one experience from Section I and one from Section 2.
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Section I - Civic Leadership Event - choose one of these experiences that you have not done before
Waco City Council meets on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. in the Bosque Theater at the Waco Convention Center. Agendas are posted on the City website 72 hours prior to the meeting on their website.
Planning & Zoning meet the 4th Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. in the Bosque Theater at the Waco Convention Center.
County Commissioners Court meets every Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Commissioners Court on the 1st floor of the McLennan County Court House. Agendas are posted on their website the Thursday afternoon prior to the meeting.
Waco ISD School Board Meetings are held on the 4th Thursday each month at 7 p.m. at the Waco ISD Administration Building Downtown. Call Waco ISD to confirm meeting schedule at 755-9473.
Any McLennan County school board meeting qualifies for this requirement. (Midway, La Vega, China Spring, Robinson, etc.)
Section 2 - Cultural Experience - choose one of these experiences that you have not done before
- Art Center Waco AND Washington Gallery
- Armstrong Browning Library and Museum
- Baylor Theater
- Creative Waco event
- Dr Pepper Museum
- Historic Waco tour or event
- Keep Waco Beautiful event
- Martin Museum of Art | Baylor University
- Mayborn Museum
- Performing Arts Center
- Texas Music Cafe event
- Texas Ranger Museum
- Texas Sports Hall of Fame
- Waco Civic Theater
- Waco Mammoth National Monument
- Waco Symphony
- Waco Tours
Class Project
Class Project
Your Leadership Waco class is responsible for working together to complete a class project that benefits Waco.
Class projects could include:
- Neighborhood cleanup
- Playground Improvement at a neighborhood park or nonprofit such as Family Abuse, Talitha Koum
- Work collectively with the City Manager or Mayor on a common project
- Tree planting
- Serve at a non-profit's special event
- Special Olympics
- Waco Cultural Arts Festival
- Pick an organization (Mission Waco, Methodist Home) and fundraise for computer lab, playground, painting, repairs
The possibilities are endless. A family-friendly project that involves the entire family is encouraged.
We suggest choosing a class leader to help organize the group and the project.
A plan of work for the project must be completed and turned into Rachel by the January 13, 2026 class and the project must be completed by the last class day, June 9.
Attendance Policy
Attendance Policy
Leadership Waco consists of eleven full class days, August through June.
Participants are allowed only two absences.
Arriving to class 2 hours late or leaving 2 hours early constitutes a full day's absence.
Absent from class for more than 30 minutes constitutes a half day, unless prior approval has been given from the Leadership Waco Director.
Attendance is taken by the receipt of your survey each class day. If you don't complete the survey, I don't have evidence you were in class.
Class Roster
January - Economic Development Day
Learning objectives:
To deepen our understanding of the Waco economy by
exploring the key industries that drive growth and innovation in our region.
These focus industries:
- Advanced Manufacturing
- Aerospace & Defense
- Professional & Financial Services
- Distribution & Supply Chain Management.
We will visit facilities in each sector to see firsthand the work they do,
understand the opportunities and challenges they face, and gain insight into how these industries
contribute to Waco’s economic vitality and future.
Complete today's feedback form - this is how attendance will be counted
Agenda and Dress Code
January 13, 2026
Economic Development Day
January 13, 2026
All participants need to wear jeans or pants and closed-toe, comfortable shoes. Be prepared for lots of walking, and a 3-story set of stairs.
Please note that we are starting a bit earlier this day. We will begin and end our day at the Chamber.
7:45 AM Breakfast
8:00 AM Economic Development Overview - Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce, Kristina Collins, Executive Vice President
9:30 AM Knauf Insulation North America, Valentin Salazar, Plant Manager
10:45 AM SpaceX, Ryne Barry, Site Director
12:30 PM Lunch at George’s #2
1:30 PM Graphic Packaging Site, Rich Townley, Vice President and Resident Mill Manager
2:30 PM Driving Tour of Texas Central Park
3:00 PM TBA
4:15 PM Daily Debrief
5:00 PM Adjourn
Daily Debrief
January triads:
Alicia Lansdown · Chaquinta Fisher · Alicia Naspretto
Ashley Canuteson · Calvin Atkinson · Patrick Chappell
Ashley Nystrom · Scott Gruenberger · Christopher Rudd
Belinda Jennings · Mito Diaz-Espinoza · Kody Petillo
Berenice Segovia · Camille Wilder · Brady Cluck
Brandon Hill · Jared Poteet · Gabriella Colurciello
Cody Blossman · Sergio Plaza · Mishal Majewski
Crystal Olguin · Stefan Huber · Toby Kurosky
Erica Ballard · Melissa Lasater · Raymond Lucien
Jo Betsy Tyler · Taylor Holmes · Wes Cole
Jonathan Rice · Megan Snipes · Veronicka Thompson
Joshua Deaton · Katy Fehler · Mark Siegmund
Yujuan Ai · Rapture Hill · Will Roe · Phillip Shero
Presentations
Additional Links & Resources
December - Leadership Development & Team Building
Learning objectives:
- Provide resources to sharpen leadership skills in each individual for current and future leadership roles
- Reflect on current effectiveness as a leader and make a plan to grow and execute
- Get to know and grow in respect of other cohort members through team building exercises
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Agenda and Dress Code
December 9, 2025
Leadership Development and Team Building Day
Day Sponsor:
We'll begin and end our day at
Baylor University Challenge Course
406 Eastland Lakes Dr, Waco, TX 76706
BEFORE Tuesday's Class Day, please answer these 3 questions: LEADERSHIP RESOURCE QUESTIONS
The dress code for the day is adventure wear! Dress for the weather- bring layers. You must wear closed-toe and closed-heel shoes (no slides, crocs, or flip flops).
Don't forget your journal. You'll want to take notes today for sure!
Also, please bring a refillable water bottle.
8:00 Breakfast from JS Barnett's
8:10 Goals for the day - Curriculum committee
8:20 Your Personal Board of Directors - Glenn Robinson
9:15 Growing in Emotional Intelligence - Dr. Barbara Baggerly Hinojosa, CEO, Leadership Empowerment Group
10:40 Let's Talk Leadership - Panelists:
Dr. Barbara Hinojosa
Dr. Tommy Lowrance, Professor, McLennan Community College
Jay Mathis, President, Mathis Consulting of Texas, LLC, LW Class XI
Lori Johnson, President, Grounds Guys
Moderator: Rachel Pate, Vice President, CenTex African American Chamber of Commerce, LW Class XXXIX
11:50 The Rachel Show - where YOU are the star!
12:30 Lunch by Dog Haus
1:15 Team Building & Ropes Course
4:15 Corporate Debrief
5:00 Dismiss
Daily Debrief
December Triads:
Alicia Lansdown · Jonathan Rice · Ashley Canuteson
Alicia Naspretto · Will Roe · Brady Cluck
Ashley Nystrom · Cody Blossman · Wes Cole
Belinda Jennings · Mishal Majewski · Patrick Chappell
Berenice Segovia · Stefan Huber · Veronicka Thompson
Brandon Hill · Raymond Lucien · Kody Petillo
Calvin Atkinson · Rapture Hill · Christopher Rudd
Camille Wilder · Toby Kurosky · Scott Gruenberger
Chaquinta Fisher · Phillip Shero · Megan Snipes
Crystal Olguin · Katy Fehler · Yujuan Ai
Erica Ballard · Taylor Holmes · Mark Siegmund
Gabriella Colurciello · Jo Betsy Tyler · Joshua Deaton
Melissa Lasater · Jared Poteet · Sergio Plaza · Mito Diaz-Espinoza
Presentations
Glenn Robinson
Personal Board of Directors ppt
Dr. Barbara Hinojosa
Leadership Panel
"Mine for Conflict"
Additional Links & Resources
From XLI:
Ten Essential Resources for Busy Leaders — ADAM TARNOW
Ten Influential Books — ADAM TARNOW
The Fort - An Entrepreneurship Podcast
The Power of Vulnerability by Brene Brown (Ted Talk)
Book Recommendations:
Crucial Conversations by Joseph Grenny
One Minute Manager by Ken Blanchard
The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencioni
What Got You Here Won't Get You There by Marshall Goldsmith
Garden City by John Mark Comer
The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer
High Output Management by Andrew Grove
Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss
The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz
Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek
The Ideal Team Player by Patrick Lencioni
Everyone Deserves a Great Manager: The Six Critical Practices for Leading a Team by Scott Miller
November - Education Day
Learning Objectives:
-Understand challenges in the education systems
-Explore partnerships for workforce development
-Inspire leadership engagement in education
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Agenda and Dress Code
November 18, 2025
Education Day
Day Sponsor:
Dress code for the day is business / business casual.
We’ll begin and end our day at ECS Region 12 (2101 W. Loop 340). Parking is abundant behind the building.
Our day is VERY full, so we're starting a little earlier than usual.
7:45 Breakfast
8:05 Welcome | Dr. Kenny Berry, Executive Director, ESC Region 12
8:15 CTE Landscape | TJ Arndt, CTE Coordinator, ESC Region 12
8:30 State of Education - Federal Programs | Carie Downes, Director of Federal Programs, ESC Region 12
8:45 AI ~ The Bright Side | Josh Essary, Internal Training Coordinator, ESC Region 12
9:15 AI ~ The Dark Side | Jeni Janek, Counselor Coordinator, ESC Region 12
10:00 Tour Career and Technical Education Building at Midway High School
Jess Wheeler, Director of College and Career Readiness/CTE
10:45 Community Involvement in Education Panel
Jessica Attas, CEO, Prosper Waco (LW Class XXXVII)
Liz McIntyre, Junior League of Waco
Kaley Eggers, Chief Program Officer, Communities in Schools
Marlayna Massey, Director of Duncan Scholars, Waco Foundation (LW Class XL)
12:00 Lunch
1:00 Panel on Local Higher Education
Kelly Contella, Associate Provost, Texas State Technical College (LW Class XLI)
Dr. Chad Eggleston, Vice President of Instruction and Student Engagement, McLennan Community College
Tiffany Hogue, Chief of Staff to the President, Baylor University
Dr. Anthony LaStrape, Associate Professor of Practice and Associate Chair for the College of Media and Communication, Texas Tech University at Waco
Becca Long, Director of External Operations and Campus Support, Tarleton State University
2:00 Coffee Break
2:15 Shaping the Future of Public Education (K-12 Panel)
Dr. Chris Allen, Superintendent, Midway ISD
Dr. Joe Kucera, Superintendent, Lorena ISD
Dr. Sharon Shields, Superintendent, La Vega ISD
Dr. Tiffany Spicer, Superintendent, Waco ISD
3:15 Triads and Daily Debrief
4:15 Tour Waco High School | Joseph Alexander, Principal
5:00 Dismiss at ESC Region 12
Daily Debrief
November Triads:
Alicia Lansdown · Christopher Rudd · Patrick Chappell
Alicia Naspretto · Stefan Huber · Kody Petillo
Ashley Canuteson · Belinda Jennings · Wes Cole
Ashley Nystrom · Chaquinta Fisher · Brady Cluck
Berenice Segovia · Scott Gruenberger · Raymond Lucien
Brandon Hill · Taylor Holmes · Veronicka Thompson
Calvin Atkinson · Erica Ballard · Mishal Majewski
Camille Wilder · Sergio Plaza · Megan Snipes
Cody Blossman · Mark Siegmund · Toby Kurosky
Crystal Olguin · Will Roe · Gabriella Colurciello
Jared Poteet · Phillip Shero · Jonathan Rice
Jo Betsy Tyler · Melissa Lasater · Katy Fehler
Yujuan Ai · Joshua Deaton · Rapture Hill · Mito Diaz-Espinoza
Presentations
Contact info for speakers from ESC Region 12:
Dr. Kenny Berry kenny.berry@esc12.net
Carie Downes cdownes@esc12.net
Josh Essary jessary@esc12.net
TJ Arndt tarndt@esc12.net
Jeni Janek jjanek@esc12.net
Karly Eggers - Communities in Schools
Dr. Chad Eggleston, Vice President of Instruction and Student Engagement, McLennan Community College
Tiffany Hogue, Chief of Staff to the President, Baylor University
Becca Long, Director of External Operations and Campus Support, Tarleton State University
, Director of Texas Tech University Online at Waco
October - History Day
Learning Objectives:
-gain a perspective from our history that will inform our future
-explore how culture and history inform identity
-appreciate Waco's story of resilience and renewal
Agenda and Dress Code
History Day: October 21, 2025
Prior to class, please download the Waco History app to your phone. We will be utilizing it throughout the day.
Dress Code: Casual; ready to walk.
We will be doing a lot of walking outside (approx. two miles). Please dress for the weather (shorts are permissible) and definitely wear shoes built for walking.
Bring a refillable water bottle and your LW journal and a pen. Since we'll be walking, consider a backpack for these items (instead of a heavy purse, ladies). We will only be on the bus for half of the day. So, you won't be able to leave your items on the bus during the latter part of the day.
Please wear your lanyard with your nametag.
7:50 - Meet at the Chamber in the Cooper Room. We will depart right at 8:00. Please be on time.
8:00 - Depart the Chamber
8:10 - Breakfast at the Mayborn Museum
8:30 - Tour of the Mayborn
9:10 - Waco History App - Dr. Stephen Sloan
9:50 - Historical Walking Tour - East Side of the River - Adrienne Cain
11:00 - Tour Oakwood Cemetery - Bobby Horner
12:00 - Lunch at the Alico - Presentation by Mary Lou Castillo of Casa de Castillo and Alico Team
1:30 - 1953 Tornado Presentation - Harry Harelik
2:00 - Walking Tour of West Side of the River / Waco's Downtown - Mark Firmin, JD & Bobby Horner
3:10 - Dr Pepper Hour - Emily Embry
4:15 - Daily Debrief & Survey (see tab for triad assignments)
4:50 - Walk to Chamber
5:00 - Dismiss
Daily Debrief
October Triads:
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Toby Kurosky · Chaquinta Fisher · Jared Poteet · Belinda Jennings
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Joshua Deaton · Ashley Canuteson · Raymond Lucien
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Phillip Shero · Taylor Holmes · Berenice Segovia
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Stefan Huber · Brandon Hill · Wes Cole
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Mito Diaz-Espinoza · Alicia Lansdown · Megan Snipes
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Katy Fehler · Alicia Naspretto · Mishal Majewski
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Will Roe · Erica Ballard · Christopher Rudd
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Kody Petillo · Melissa Lasater · Rapture Hill
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Camille Wilder · Calvin Atkinson · Gabriella Colurciello
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Sergio Plaza · Brady Cluck · Patrick Chappell
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Cody Blossman · Yujuan Ai · Scott Gruenberger
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Ashley Nystrom · Mark Siegmund · Veronicka Thompson
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Jonathan Rice · Jo Betsy Tyler · Crystal Olguin
Presentations
Photos and Add'l. Resources
Shared photo folder: History Day Photos
If you'd like to continue learning about Waco history, check these out:
Latino History Tour | Waco History
Lost Barrios: Remembering Sandtown and Calle Dos City of Waco
The Forgotten Community of Sandtown - The Baylor Line
African American History | Waco History
African-American Heritage – Visit Waco, TX
White Hats Podcast – Texas Monthly
Dr Pepper Hour | Student Activities | Baylor University
City of Waco Presented with the 2018-2019 Baylor Founders Medal
William Cameron Park by Mark Firmin
One More link to Wm Cameron Park book
History Resources in Waco and McLennan County
Museums & Historic Sites
- Mayborn Museum Complex at Baylor University – Natural & cultural history, historic village, regional heritage.
- Historic Waco Foundation – Manages three historic homes (Earle-Napier-Kinnard, East Terrace, McCulloch House) with tours & programs.
- Earle-Harrison House & Pape Gardens – Historic Greek Revival home and gardens.
- Texas Ranger Hall of Fame & Museum – History of the Texas Rangers & law enforcement in Texas.
- Dr Pepper Museum – History of Dr Pepper and American soft drink industry.
- Waco Mammoth National Monument – Prehistoric mammoth dig site and fossil interpretation.
- Armstrong Browning Library & Museum (Baylor) – Focused on Robert & Elizabeth Barrett Browning; literary and cultural history.
- Red Men Museum & Library – Fraternal order artifacts, American history collections.
- Lee Lockwood Library & Museum - home of the Waco Scottish Rite of Freemasonry also hosts a variety of public and private events.
Archives, Libraries & Research Centers
- McLennan County Archives – County records, maps, tax rolls, law enforcement documents.
- The Texas Collection & University Archives at Baylor University– Major Texas history collection with photographs, manuscripts, maps.
- Waco History App – app highlighting local history produced by Department of Oral History at Baylor University
September: Regional Services Day
Learning Objectives:
Gain understanding of the intricate web of services that support life in greater Waco.
Agenda and Dress Code
September 23, 2025
Regional Services Day
Begin and end our day at Emergency Operations Center at 721 N. 4th St.
Dress code: Casual/Comfortable
Jeans are acceptable; tennis shoes are recommended.
In order to enter the jail, ladies must wear pants or skirts that cover the knees and no bare shoulders.
Please no shorts today.
8:00 Breakfast
8:15 Brazos River Authority Presentation - Matt Phillips, Deputy General Manager
8:45 Airport Tour - James Harris, Airport Manager
9:30 Dissolved Air Flotation ("DAF") Tour
10:15 Mount Carmel Water Treatment Plant Tour
11:00 Fire Station #6 Tour - Chief Robby Bergerson
12:00 Lunch at Waco Police Tower
12:30 Parks & Recreation Presentation - Jonathan Cook, Director
12:50 Neighborhood Association Presentation - Melette Harrison, LWXXX
1:00 Animal Shelter Presentation - Melissa Shelton, Director of Animal Services
1:10 City of Waco Police Presentation - Chief Sheryl Victorian, LWXL
1:30 Tour of Dispatch & Police Museum
2:30 Bomb Squad/SWAT Tour - Capt. Shawn Nixon
3:00 Tour Hwy 6 Jail - Lt. Kristene Crockett
4:15 Debrief
5:00 Dismiss
Daily Debrief
September Triads:
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Toby Kurosky · Chaquinta Fisher · Belinda Jennings
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Joshua Deaton · Ashley Canuteson · Raymond Lucien
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Phillip Shero · Taylor Holmes · Berenice Segovia
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Stefan Huber · Brandon Hill · Wes Cole · Ashley Nystrom
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Mito Diaz-Espinoza · Alicia Lansdown · Megan Snipes
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Katy Fehler · Alicia Naspretto · Mishal Majewski
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Will Roe · Erica Ballard · Christopher Rudd
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Kody Petillo · Melissa Lasater · Rapture Hill
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Camille Wilder · Calvin Atkinson · Gabriella Colurciello
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Sergio Plaza · Brady Cluck · Patrick Chappell
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Cody Blossman · Yujuan Ai · Scott Gruenberger · Veronicka Thompson
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Jonathan Rice · Jo Betsy Tyler · Crystal Olguin
Presentations
Chief Victorian's PD presentation
Ryan Dirker , Emergency Operations
Matt Phillips, Brazos River Authority
Water Treatment: Derek Littlejohn, Jason Holder, David Miller
Chief Robbie Bergerson, Waco Fire Department
Melette Harrison, Neighborhood Engagement
Capt. Shawn Nixon, Aviation Unit
Lt. Kristene Crockett, McLennan Co. Jail
August - Leadership Waco 101
Learning Objectives:
- begin building trust-based relationships among classmates
- learn what to expect of Leadership Waco
- learn what Leadership Waco expects of you
- Gain new skills and perspectives to lead your team well
- Apply improved principles in difficult conversations at work and home
Agenda
Opening Retreat - Waco Surf
Today’s Dress Code: Cool/Casual/Comfortable
You will have an opportunity to enjoy Waco Surf's water facilities after class. So, pack a swimsuit if you can stay after!
8:15 Gather at Waco Surf
5347 Old Mexia Rd, Waco, TX 76705
Breakfast will be served
8:30 Curriculum Team and Class XLII Introductions
Rachel Donohue, Director of Sales & Marketing, Russ Davis Homes, Class XXXIX
Mark Benning, Senior Vice President, Central National Bank, Class XL
Steve Fischer, Vice President, Community Bank & Trust, Class XXXIX
Rachel Ligon, Director of Leadership Development, Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce
9:20 Program Overview
10:00 Break
10:15 Get to Know Your Classmates
11:15 Waco 101
Jonathan Grant and Clint Harp, Realtors, 254 Realty Group
12:15 Lunch + Welcome
Lindsey Skinner, Partner, Pattillo, Brown & Hill, LW Presenting Sponsor, Class XXX
Matt Meadors, President, Greater Waco Chamber
1:15 Leading Your Team
Christy De Leon, President / Chief Financial Officer, TFNB | Your Bank for Life, Class XXXV
1:45 Tour Waco Surf
Amy Hunt, Director of Sales & Marketing, Waco Surf
2:15 Coffee Break
2:30 Crucial Conversations
Greg Ligon, Owner, Leading Stronger and One You Love Homecare
3:45 Daily Debrief + Survey
4:30 Adjourn
Presentations
Jonathan Grant - jonathan@cjrealtors.com
Clint Harp - clint@cjrealtors.com
Christy De Leon - cdeleon@tfnbtx.com
Greg Ligon - greg.ligon@oneyoulovehomecare.com or greg@leadingstronger.com
Mark Benning - mbenning@cnbwaco.com
Rachel Donohue - rachel@buildrdh.com
Steve Fischer - sfischer@cbtwaco.bank
Waco 101- in-depth data: Snapshot Final Report
Crucial_Conversations_Workshop 2025
Daily Debrief
August Triads:
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Stefan Huber · Joshua Deaton · Jared Poteet · Brady Cluck
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Toby Kurosky · Wes Cole · Erica Ballard
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Gabriella Colurciello · Jonathan Rice · Belinda Jennings
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Kody Petillo · Calvin Atkinson · Megan Snipes
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Taylor Holmes · Crystal Olguin · Melissa Lasater
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Brandon Hill · Alicia Lansdown · Mishal Majewski
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Sergio Plaza · Katy Fehler · Raymond Lucien
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Rapture Hill · Ashley Canuteson · Scott Gruenberger
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Yujuan Ai · Phillip Shero · Christopher Rudd
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Patrick Chappell · Ashley Nystrom · Camille Wilder
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Chaquinta Fisher · Will Roe · Berenice Segovia
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Jo Betsy Tyler · Mito Diaz-Espinoza · Mark Siegmund
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Veronicka Thompson · Alicia Naspretto · Cody Blossman


