The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties recently selected 16 individuals to participate in its Catalyst Program. The new class of business leaders, identified by the Catalyst Alumni Council, will participate in the nine-month (September 2018–May 2019) program to become engaged in social responsibility through the means of advocacy, giving and volunteerism.
“Catalyst is truly building the leaders of tomorrow, today,” Annie Cotter, Director of Strategic Engagement and Stewardship for United Way, said. “This year’s group is eager and ready to take on the challenges that face our community with bold ideas and innovative solutions.”
The program’s ultimate goal is to train volunteers to serve in nonprofit leadership roles, such as nonprofit boards.
2018–19 Participants Include:
Andrew Anderson, Rutherford County Register of Deeds
Tina Barker, Momentum City Church
Michael Davis, Nicholas Foundation
Stephanie Faulkner, QuickCAT Technologies
Nicki Festervand, FirstBank Mortgage
Danielle Fowler, MTSU Admissions Office
LaShonda Greenwood, licensed psychologist
McKenna Leonetti, Franklin Synergy Bank
Kevin Loftis, Redstone Federal Credit Union
Carter Owens, retired (Hyundai Motor America)
Zach Rice, UPS
Robin Seay, Realtor
Rachel Shearlock, Franklin Synergy Bank
Dana Womack, Dana Womack State Farm
Eric Meriwether, Northwestern Mutual
Jon Fleet, Puckett’s Grocery
United Way aims to advance the common good by creating opportunities for a better life for all, focusing on education, health and financial stability—the building blocks for a good quality of life. United Way recruits people and organizations who bring the passion, expertise and resources needed to get things done through giving, advocating and volunteering.
For more information on The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties, call 615-893-7303 or visit yourlocaluw.org.
