Leadership Palm Beach County Announces 2022-2023 Board of Governors

 

Leadership Palm Beach County Announces 2022-2023 Board of Governors

Mike Bauer, General Manager of Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, will serve as President.

 

(WEST PALM BEACH, FL) July 1, 2022 - Leadership Palm Beach County (LPBC) announces its 2022-2023 Board of Governors and incoming Board President, Mike Bauer.

 

Mike Bauer serves as the General Manager of Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium and Jupiter Stadium LTD. Mike has over two decades of sports management experience, eleven years of which he has spent in his current position. Mike is a proud two-time graduate of the University of Florida and Leadership Palm Beach County Class of 2015 Alumnus.

 

Greg Quattlebaum, Executive Director of LPBC, said of Mike’s appointment, “As we celebrate 40 years of building a better community, Leadership Palm Beach County is fortunate to have Mike Bauer at the helm. We will greatly benefit from Mike’s leadership and expertise as he guides our Board of Governors towards the goal of informing and convening leaders throughout all sectors of Palm Beach County.”

 

Leadership Palm Beach County is a nonprofit organization that brings together leaders from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to build and steward a vibrant, interconnected community. Since 1983, its unique programs have prepared more than 2,000 adult and youth leaders for a lifetime commitment of doing good by deepening their civic commitment and awareness of diverse industries and issues unique to our community. Through connection and education of the county’s most promising leaders, LPBC creates a lasting impact in Palm Beach County. The mission of Leadership Palm Beach County is to educate and unite leaders to build a better community.

 

Leadership Palm Beach County Slate of Officers 2022-2023

 

Mike Bauer (2015) – President

Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium and Jupiter Stadium LTD, General Manager

 

Keely Gideon-Taylor (2014) – President-Elect

The Palm Beach Post, Project Manager, Gannett Florida Southeast Region, Events & Scholar Programs

 

Kimberly Lea (2016) – Secretary

Kim Lea Consulting, LLC, Chief Executive Officer

 

Antonio Duboy (2008) – Treasurer

Wells Fargo Bank, Senior Vice President

 

Thomas Bean (2013) – Immediate Past President

NextEra Energy Resources, Director of Development

 

Leadership Palm Beach County Board of Governors 2022-2023

 

Gurbir Aulakh (2015) 

Palm Beach County, Senior IT Manager

 

Jessica Cecere (2000)

Nonprofits First, Chief Executive Officer

 

Jessica Clasby (2020)

Florida Sugar Cane League, Director

 

Peter Cruise (2019)

Leroy Collins Public Ethics Academy- FAU, Executive Director

  

James Garvin (2018)

Forming Brands, President/Owner

 

Alex Dobin (2021)

Florida Power & Light Company, Director, Senior HR Partner

 

Barbara LeBrun (2015)

NAI Merin Hunter Codman, Managing Director

 

Rachelle Litt (2019)

City of Palm Beach Gardens, Vice Mayor

 

Jonathan Maples (2020)

Northwestern Mutual, Financial Representative

 

Denise Mariani (2017)

 

Teresa Miller (2018)

Garden of Life, Vice President of Human Resources

 

Alpesh Patel (2016)

eSANGHE, Chief Brand Harmonist

 

Deana Pizzo (2014)

I.T. Solutions of South Florida, Chief Executive Officer

 

Sergio Mariaca (2019)

Mariaca Wealth Management, President

 

Eddie Stephens (2015)

Stephens and Stevens, PLLC, Equity Partner/Owner

 

Rhonda Rogers (2011)

West Palm Beach Center for Arts & Technology, Executive Director

 

Ofelia Utset, M.D. (2013)

Deluge Biotechnologies, Inc., President

 

Adam Myron (2022) – Class Liaison

Cagnet Myron Law, P.A., Attorney

 

Kathryn Rossmell (2018) – Legal Counsel

Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A., Attorney

 

ABOUT LEADERSHIP PALM BEACH COUNTY

Leadership Palm Beach County, Inc., is an educational 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization designed to foster awareness of community issues and promote efficient communication and cooperative relationships between existing and emerging community leaders. LPBC’s stated mission is to educate and unite leaders to build a better community. Initiated in 1983 through a collaborative effort of the local Chambers of Commerce, LPBC has prepared over 2,000 adult and youth graduates for enhanced community leadership roles. Learn more about LPBC at LeadershipPBC.org.

 

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