LCAA 2008-2009
Executive Board
President
Toria
Morgan
Cerqueda, Morgan, Gault & Collins, LLP
President-Elect
Sarah
Douglas
Sarah
Douglas Communications, LLC
Corresponding
Secretary
Richard Peebles
Hardin Construction
Company
Treasurer
Ginny
Rainey
R. F. Knox Company, Inc.
Publications/
Communications
Angela Shipp
Publications/
Communications Specialist
Immediate Past President
Mitch
Rhoden
Futren Corporation |
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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear
Leadership Cobb Alumni Members,
 We
celebrated our 25th
Anniversary on May 31, 2008 and based on
all the feedback a wonderful time was
had by all. Without the dedication and
the generosity of our planning committee
and sponsors the celebration would not
have been possible.
Click here to continue reading about
the celebration, the new LCAA board and
other activities.
Sincerely,
Toria Morgan ('99)
LCAA President, 2008-2009 |
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BACK TO SCHOOL BASH!
LCAA Community Service Project
and Summer Social
Thursday, July 31
6 to 8 p.m.
Location: Stone Forest Materials |
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Come join Leadership Cobb
Alumni members as we wrap up
summer and help students in
need get ready for a successful
school year.
Donations and school supplies are needed and you can help!
Click
here
for more information, or questions concerning a Wish List, please
contact Beth Johnston
('99) at
sejohnston@worldnet.att.net. |
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LEADERSHIP COBB CLASS OF 2008-2009 |
Leadership Cobb has selected the
participants for the
2008-2009 class. More than 230
people were nominated for the
45 available
positions. Be sure to
congratulate those who made the
class.
Click here to see who will
become future alumni.
Leading this year’s class are Co-chairman Todd Brumbelow
('04)
of Crowne Office Suites, Inc.
and Co-chairwoman Nancy Bodiford
('92) of
Cobb County Sheriff's
Office; along with vice
co-chairs Fitz Johnson ('02)
of The
Custom Suit Shop and Brittney
Gray ('04) of Georgia Department of
Economic Development. The theme for
this years class is
“Take it to the Limit”.
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LCAA MEMBERSHIP |
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WHO IS THE BEST CLASS
EVER? It just might be the class with the highest participation in the
Leadership Cobb Alumni
Association.
Service to the community should continue beyond your class year and
the Alumni Association plays an
important role in making this
possible.
Your annual
dues of only $40 are the sole
support of this organization.
When paid prior to the deadline
of Monday, Sept. 15 you
will receive the complete alumni
directory, which, in itself, is
priceless!
Let's all pull together to continue our efforts to make Cobb the
best place in the country to
live, work and play! There is no
better way to say "thank you" to
the founders of this
organization than by your
continued support!
Click here to prove that
your class is in fact, THE BEST
CLASS EVER!
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES |
Great opportunities are
currently available to
sponsor key LCAA networking
events.
Opportunities include hosting one of our four breakfast meetings,
hosting the annual Summer
Social, and hosting a
portion of the annual
Christmas party. Don’t miss
out on these excellent
opportunities to feature
your company among Cobb
County’s brightest leaders.
As a sponsor you will have
the opportunity to:
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Give sponsor remarks at
the event you are
sponsoring
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Distribute marketing
materials regarding your
company
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Advertise your company
on each table
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Advertise your
sponsorship in the LCAA
E-Newsletter
Sponsorship opportunities
start at $500. Please
contact our program chairman
Jason Waters ('06) at (770)
403-8787 or
jasonwaters@gmail.com
to reserve an event.
Thank you for your support!
Our meetings this year will once again be at 7:30 a.m. at
the Georgian Club.
We are very
appreciative to our
immediate past
president Mitch
Rhoden ('03) for
allowing us the
opportunity to have
such a centrally
located meeting
place.
Our first program will be Wednesday, Sept. 17 and our speaker will
be Georgia’s
Secretary of State
Karen Handel.
She was elected in
November 2006 and
sworn in to office
on January 8, 2007
as Georgia's first
Republican Secretary
of State.
The Secretary of State office handles elections, but more
importantly the
constitutional
office oversees
corporations,
securities,
professional
licensing boards, as
well as controlling
the state archives
and the Capitol
museum.
Handel has been lauded for her leadership abilities in several
publications
including Georgia
Trend Magazine’s
“One of the 100 Most
Influential
Political Leaders in
Georgia;” Atlanta
Business Chronicle’s
“Most Influential
Atlantans;” and
B2B Magazine’s
“Georgia’s Diva,” an
award recognizing
the state’s leading
business women.
Please make
plans now to attend
our first LCAA
breakfast,
click here to
make a reservation.
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Class
of 2008 Donation
provides
“shelter from
the storm.”
The
Leadership Cobb
Class of 2008
presented a
$54,147 check to
the Center for
Children and
Young Adults at
the Cobb Chamber
of Commerce’s
July First
Monday
Breakfast.
The Center operates two programs for abused and neglected children
and youth ages
birth to 17. It
also operates a
transitional
living program
for older young
adults ages
17-21 who have
been in foster
care or the
juvenile justice
system for most
of their lives.
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Graduates headed
to Minnesota
LCAA graduates
Cobb Commission
Chairman Sam
Olens (‘96),
Toria Morgan
(‘99), Shawn
Davis (’04)
and Scott
Johnson (’06)
have been
elected to
represent Cobb
County at the
Republican
National
Convention.
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