Signature Program
Signature Class Selects Four Projects
Thanks to a team of alumni and community volunteers, the following diverse projects were presented to the Signture Class during the Opening Retreat. Interested in helping or have an idea for the future? Contact signature@leadershipmedinacounty.org to get involved. Plastic Pollution Description: According to a 2017 National Geographic, 91% of plastic isn’t recycled and recycling in…
Read MoreMeet the Signature Class of 2019
Meet the Signature Class of 2019
Read MoreAnnouncing the Signature Class of 2019
The Leadership Medina County Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the Signature Class of 2019, the 28th class. Share your congratulations below or on social media using #leadmc19. Carey Bates, Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities, Director of Business Kristopher Conwill, Redwood Living, Inc., Co-President Ruth Crane, Ears To You, Executive Director & Founder…
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Graduation or Bust!
Two class days down and graduation to go. Put on your seatbelt, because the Self-Driven Class found a lot to celebrate during Environment and Quality of Life Day and State Government Day. From architecture to art, from recycling to land conservancy, and from lobbying to the legislature they learned collaboration makes a difference in Medina…
Read MoreAgriculture Takes Center Stage
On one of the iciest mornings of the year, Leadership Medina County’s Class of 2018 made a trip to Medina County farms on National Agriculture day, Wednesday, March 21, 2018. Leadership Medina County is one of only a few leadership programs throughout the state that offers an Agriculture Day experience. Beth Kereszturi of Proximity Marketing…
Read MoreThe Journey Through Education Has Become More Relevant
Leadership Medina County ventured back to school this week. We journeyed to Buckeye and the Medina County Career Center. We heard from school officials about the need to educate students about what really matters. What does really matter? What’s relevant to this generation of learners? Teaching resiliency helps students withstand adversity. That’s what really matters.…
Read MoreHuman Library Comes to Medina on March 24
Join the Class of 2018 for the Human Library, hosted at the Medina Library on March 24, 2018, from 11am until 3pm! The Human Library® is designed to build a positive framework for conversations that can challenge stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue. The Human Library is a place where real people are on loan to…
Read MoreInnovation Lights Up New Day
Leadership Medina County’s Signature and Junior Leadership classes embarked on a new class day in January called Regional Innovation Day. Suzy Addleman, Heather Wuensch, and Jody Wheaton from the Class of 2017 planned the day with Colleen Rice, Susan Vlcek, and Sarah Arend. Innovation Day included visits to the JH Combs Idea Lab, Edwin’s, and…
Read MoreThe Face of Poverty has Changed but it is Still Here
Quotes and thoughts from the class and presenters gathered by Susy Lora ’18 Poverty is still in Medina County….we work with it every day. The face of poverty has changed but it is still here. Transportation in Medina County is the biggest gap. Take away what you can from today. This was a great event; I loved…
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