“The Leadership Washington County experience was extremely valuable to me as Sheriff because it gave me a better understanding of the issues facing our County. The Team Building exercises and practical applications will be something I can apply in the workplace.”
- Sheriff Douglas Mullendore, Washington County Sheriff’s Office

“Leadership Washington County has allowed me to truly discover the roots of my community. As a team we have explored every corner of the county; discovering remarkable locations, meeting unsung heroes, and realizing the unidentified potential of Washington County.”
- Jordyn Shifler, Director of Communications at Williamsport Retirement Village

“My experience with Leadership Washington County was educational and “eye opening.”  I did not realize all of the economic and cultural opportunities Washington County has to offer.  The positive experience of meeting and interacting with people of such varied occupations is hard to describe.”
- Linda Blontz, Human Resources Director at Head Start of Washington County

“Leadership opened my eyes to some of the challenges Washington County faces on a daily basis. But it also uncovered opportunities for tackling these challenges. I learned much and am a more impactful citizen of as a result!”
- Andrew Sargent, Director of Business Development, Trust Development and Management, LLC

“Even if you’ve worked and lived in Washington County your entire life, LWC provides a pathway to broaden your personal, professional and leadership network. As a participant in the LWC experience, I came to realize that there are many other facets of our community that I only knew from the outside looking in. LWC provided the opportunity to walk-in, and become part-of. As a result, I have a new lens from which to view our community and leadership. LWC reinforced my commitment to our community and my commitment to be an active part of leadership in supporting our future.”
- Donna Newcomer, Executive Director of Human Resources, Washington County Public Schools

“The class may only last ten months but the experience will last a lifetime.”
- Allen Hovermale, Ellsworth Electric

“Being a part of Leadership Washington County class XXI was truly benefit to me personally and professionally. It really opened my eyes to the challenges facing our community and the experiential exercises brought those challenges to life. The year I spent with my class went by very quickly, but the relationships that I built will last a lifetime!”
- Holly A. Miller, Senior Training Site Manager, Citi

“I always call my year at Leadership Washington County: The gift that keeps on giving. The experience, the knowledge and the newly found friendships are all a rewarding and lasting part of the class.”
- Penny Pittman, Owner, Weaver’s Restaurant