Leadership Perryton
Sponsored by:
Perryton Community Development Corporation
Perryton-Ochiltree Chamber of Commerce
Texas Cooperative Extension
 

Leadership Perryton is a nine month education and development "series" packed with the very best course curriculum.  The series features the best local and outside leaders/speakers, and the best eyewitness, hands-on tours and field trips of community facilities, services and venues.  The basis of the series is observation and interactive participation on a once a month basis, without homework and with a minimum of interim assignments.

The series is structured so that the participants of Leadership Perryton can access  information not available through in-house company classes, outside seminars, personal research and exposure.  Furthermore, the same results could not be achieved without much higher cost, and without much greater lost-time from work and home.

Leadership Perryton focuses on leadership development for the expressed purpose of enhancing both economic and community development.  The program recognizes that Rural Texas needs:

• Leaders who are knowledgeable about economic trends, local needs and resources, and alternative development strategies.

• Leaders who can translate this knowledge into new strategies to stimulate the economy.

• Leaders who can mobilize people and resources to improve the community's future.

• Leaders who can work together across political boundaries and who will intentionally include minority groups.

• Leaders who can assist their communities in discovering a vision of their future.

Benefits & payoffs to the individual:

• Leadership skills

• Enhanced Confidence

• Group Experiences

• New Friendships

• Local Networking

• Community Awareness

Benefits & payoff to the employer:

• Well trained employee with leadership skills

• Motivated employee with confidence

• Employee aware of state and local facilities and resources

Benefits & payoff to the community:

• New emerging leaders

• Leaders with tools to take leadership positions in business

• New leaders who volunteer and serve in the community

2007 Leadership Perryton V

Wade Alexander,  Perryton Equity
Lori Aylor, United Supermarket
Paul Baskin, First Christian Church
Debby Baskin, First Christian Church
Brandi Beagle, Ochiltree General Hospital
Teresa Brown, Texas Farm, LLC
Deidre Clapp, Perryton Health Center
Richard Collins, City of Perryton
Debora Cowan, FirstBank Southwest
Angie Dodd, Ochiltree County Attorney's Office
Sharon Ellzey, KEYE
Ruth Farney, Perryton Feeders, Inc.
Sonja Foster, DBP Exploration
Deblen Francis, PTCI
Barry Geheb, Perryton Activity Center
Mara Heflin, Victory Christian Academy
Frank Henson, Henson Chiropractic
Obed Hernandez, Stephen's Carpet Cleaning
Mike Jackson, Perryton Independent School District
Judy Jones, Frank Phillips College Allen Campus
Amber Leicht, Texas Farm, LLC
Oleta Ogilvie, Perryton Office Supply & Radio Shack
Glenna Pool, DBP Exploration
Matt Rheams,  Perryton Equity
Lynn Samples, KXDJ Radio
Mike Smith, City of Perryton
Dale Stollings, KEY Energy
Kriston Whittenburg, Wheatheart Service Station

2006 Leadership Perryton IV

Dr. Z Allen II, DDS
Francis Aston, Community Volunteer
Guy Bennett, Bennett Construction
Bob Beyer, KEYE
Shawn Bogard, Ochiltree County
Lisa Cooper,  Innovative Staffing Solutions
Tish Crouch, Ochiltree County
Dianne Felix, PTCI
Vanessa Guzman, Ochiltree General Hospital
Eddie Goodrich, City of Perryton
Pam Harvey, Texas Farm, LLC
Janice Henson, City of Perryton
Kim Hickman, Ochiltree General Hospital
Shawn Hughes,  Perryton Equity
Cassie Laxton, Frank Phillips College Allen Campus
Ryan Littau, FirstBank Southwest
Ludi Martin, Top of Texas Accelerated Education Center
Jessica McCallie, Lemon, Shearer, Phillips & Good, P.C.
Allen Mires, Texas Farm, LLC
Dr. Stephanie Pulpan, Area Eye Center
Krystine Ramsey, Ochiltree General Hospital
Sherrie Rima, All State Lofland Realty
Darlena Scroggs, Gebo's
Debra Seay, Security Insurance
Malissa Thomas, Security Insurance

2005 Leadership Perryton III

Wes Beal,  Perryton Equity
Debra Borunda,  Innovative Staffing Solutions
Tina Clyburn, Perryton Independent School District
Amelia Cox, Innovative Staffing Solutions
Gina Deal, Century 21 Golden Spread Realty
Justin Dodd, Hi-Plains Hull Company
Jennifer Feger, Interstate Bank, ssb
Daniel Garbarino, Daniel Garbarino State Farm
Angela Graves, Real Estate & Rental
Loren Harder, City of Perryton
Karen Head, Ochiltree General Hospital
Annette Howard, Brown, Graham & Co., P.C.
Dr. Lew Hunnicutt, Frank Phillips College Allen Campus
Don Jennings, City of Perryton
Kenda Josselet, Frank Phillips College Allen Campus
June Kindy, Retired
Don Manross, Perryton Cleaners
Tom Martin, Wolf Creek Feedyard
Julie Oler, American Red Cross
Candie Pickett, Ochiltree General Hospital
Roxanne Schaef, Texas Farm
Becky Smith, Perryton National Bank
Steph Tarvin, FirstBank Southwest
Dr. Jarel Whitehead, Chiropractic Health Center
Ashley Wilson, Ochiltree County

2004 Leadership Perryton II

Kayleen Adkison, Xcel Energy
Cyndi Bollinger, Perryton-Ochiltree Chamber of Commerce
Stacey Brown, Ochiltree County
Judy Collins, First Ag Credit
Pete DeSantiago, Victory Family Church
Dyan Harrison, Ochiltree General Hospital
Phyllis Laird, Innovative Staffing Solutions
Kristie Ludi, Interstate Bank, ssb
Bob Maness, City of Perryton
Dale McCutchen, United Supermarket
Gary Mills, Perryton ISD
Jim Powell, City of Perryton
Dale Sanford, Ochiltree General Hospital
Teresa Schwier, FirstBank Southwest
Ramon Vela, Perryton National Bank

2003 Leadership Perryton I

Richard Beyea
Pam Chisum, FirstBank Southwest
Steve Connell, Perryton Office Supply & Radio Shack
Paul Dutcher, City of Perryton
Jami Garren, Innovative Staffing Solutions
Jeff Irwin, KEYE
Belinda Jimenez
Levita Joyner, Texas Department of Transportation
Lisa Keetch, Beehive
Franzella Reynard, Frank Phillips College
Cora Sanders, PTCI
Rene' Schwalk, KEYE
Jenny Thrasher, Ochiltree General Hospital
Debbie Townsend, Ochiltree General Hospital
Troy Vanderburg, Perryton ISD
Travis Wolf, Brown, Graham & Co., P.C.