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Leadership Anson
It’s time for another Leadership Anson class.
The Anson County Chamber of Commerce and the Leadership Anson Oversight Committee is pleased to announce that recruitment is underway for the Leadership Anson Class of 2025.
The program is designed to develop future leaders who will assume roles of responsibility in the workplace or in the community. Since its beginning in 1998, the Leadership Anson program has graduated more than 400 participants. This six-month leadership program provides participants with an overview of the theories and concepts of leadership, and a knowledge of the opportunities of governmental agencies and community organizations at work in the county. Existing leaders and community volunteers are encouraged to apply.
The 2025 program will begin with an all-day retreat in January and continue every other Tuesday beginning February through June, with Graduation being held in early-June.
Leadership Anson Letter | Leadership Anson Application (pdf) | Apply ONLINE
One of our Leadership Anson Alumni said this about her experience:
"Leadership Anson was more than a program—it was a transformative experience. Being part of Leadership Anson 2025 was an incredible journey of growth and connection. I’ve strengthened my leadership skills, built amazing relationships, and gained a deeper appreciation for the people and possibilities within Anson County. The experience has inspired me to Serve with purpose, Partner with others, Connect through collaboration, and Create meaningful impact."
Debbie Normandía-Berrios, MM
Director, Career Services, Business and Workforce Solutions
South Piedmont Community College
Anson Chamber Graduates - 2025 Class of Leadership Anson
The Anson County Chamber graduated its 2025 class of community leaders on Tuesday, June 10th, as part of its Leadership Anson program.
Graduates for 2025: Debbie Normandia-Berrios, Patrick Crockett, Myra Thomas Dalgleish, Brian Ellerby, Kelly Holcombe, Paul Kelly, Elizabeth Rizzo, Ryan Phillips, Donna Sellers, Katie Sewell, Kelly Sheppard, and David Spencer.
