Grand Forks Herald, ND, Business Insider column.
GRADUATE PROGRAM UNDER HOUSE: A number of new drivers on December 18 graduate Grand Forks Chamber of Commerce’s 17th Annual Leadership Program.
The program teaches leadership skills and awareness of municipal buildings.
Graduates are: Jeff Bauman Alerus Financial, Julie and Brenda Jeske Pauley-Coulter of Altru Health System; Deanne Heisler-Jones and Rick Robinson Bremer Bank; Cheri Reitmeier Brown Corp.; Camrud Jodi Meyer, Maddock, Olson & Larson; Warren Hanson and Mark Lund Sherie the city of Grand Forks, Michael Kirby of the Grand Forks Police Department, Gary Conaway, David and David hair kitchen of the Grand Forks Air Force Base, Rachel Behm Grand Forks County Social Services; Shanna Flanagan of the Grand Forks Wirtschaftsförderung Region Corp.; Richard Audette Grand Forks Airport Authority, the Arel Gaffaney Jenny’s; Lisa Earls of the Girl Scouts, Andy equality and Greg Strausbaugh the service work of North Dakota, Janell Regimbal Lutheran Social Services, David Sena of Northlands Rescue Mission, Brenda-Cellmer Prairie Harvest Monda of the Foundation; Lisa Burger and academic affairs, Alan Palmer, aeronautics and aerospace and science and Bonnie Solberg AND Memorial to the European Union.
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