Leadership Brentwood Williamson Inc.
Williamson Inc.

22 community members have been named to the Leadership Brentwood class of 2024.

The program of Williamson Inc. and the Williamson County Chamber Foundation is in its 32nd year and features a nine-month project comprising of seven day-long sessions and a two-day retreat to educate members about the business, education, entertainment and media, history, government and quality of life in Brentwood and Williamson County. 

The Class of 2024 members:

  • Dale Biggerstaff, Public Works Operations Superintendent., City of Brentwood
  • Matt Boles, Director, Health & Benefits, Willis Towers Watson
  • Charles Booth, Community Relations Director, City of Brentwood
  • Amy Breshears, Human Resources Manager, Gutterglove, Inc.
  • Daniel Brown, AVP, Maintenance, Environment and Safety, Metro. NV Airport Authority
  • Phil Clark, Financial Consultant, Self-Employed
  • Staci Davis, Director, Development & Community Relations, Waves, Inc.
  • John Donlon, Preconstruction Manager, Hardaway Construction Corp.
  • Jeff Earwood, Principal, TMPartners
  • Stephanie Eckstein, Dual Director of Sales, Chartwell Hospitality
  • John Hope, Chief Performance Officer, Leading With Hope TN
  • Lisa Humphres, Private Client Banker, First Horizon Bank
  • Shawn Humphrey, Owner, SMI Media Partners
  • Tony Hunnicutt, Chief Entertainment Officer, Games To Go, LLC
  • Rob Ikard, President and CEO, TN Grocers and Convenience Store Association
  • Phil Leach, Director of Business Development, BL Harbert International
  • Gina Leavell, Senior Vice President of Sales, Banc Card of America
  • Erick Oyemaja, Senior Sales Representative, Boro Business Lab
  • Mary-Grace Robb, Relationship Manager/VP, FirstBank
  • April Romero, Enterprise Project Director Sr., State of TN
  • Hannah Shellnut, Director of Marketing, Shellnut Insurance and Associates
  • Neil Tenzer, VP, Customer Loyalty, Insights and Engagement, Tractor Supply Company

“We are thrilled with this year’s applicants and their enthusiasm to be a part of our program,” Leadership Brentwood Board Chair David Smallwood said in a news release. “The quality, reputation, and character of this class is quite impressive. We look forward to getting to know each of them and watching them use their leadership skills to make an impact on the Brentwood community this year and for many years to come.”