Four from Ada among Hardin Leadership grads
Four members of the Ada community are among graduates in the 26th Hardin Leadership program on Oct. 11.
They are:
Patty King—Quest Federal Credit Union
J. Mark Wipper—ONU, Colege of Arts and Sciences
Jamie Hall—Ada Village Administrator
Rhett Grant—Ada Public Library
Nineteen Hardin Leadership 2018 participants will be recognized for
completing the eight session program on Thursday, Oct. 11, at the
Elk’s Lodge Banquet Room, 117 E. Franklin St., Kenton.
Gathering begins at 5:30 p.m. with dinner buffet beginning at 6 p.m.
Representing the class with the “Class Reflections” will be Chad Spencer of Kenton. Matt Jennings, CEO of Quest Federal Credit Union, will be the Alumni speaker and will talk about “Leadership Roles.”
The annual meeting for Hardin Leadership Inc. will take place following the graduation and Hardin Leadership graduates are encouraged to attend.
Past Hardin Leadership graduates, guests and community leaders are invited to
register for the evening with meal reservations of $15, due by
Oct. 5. Interested adults are welcomed. All reservations will be taken
on-line at https://goo.gl/forms/dBpRuHAtknTR8mnV2 . Dinner payments are due
the evening of the event. Email questions to [email protected] .
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