Thirty-three Wilmington business and community leaders will make up the 2014 Leadership Wilmington class and conduct the Work On Wilmington volunteer project, according to a recent news release.

Leadership Wilmington is a 10-month program of the Wilmington Chamber Foundation intended to educate and motive participants, culminating in the Work on Wilmington class project.
   
The new members are: Maggie Ashburn (McGladrey LLP);
Kathleen Bowles (Country Club of Landfall);
Shameena Broach (First Federal);
Nancy Bullock (The Cotton Exchange);
Greg Capobianco (Baker Roofing Company);
Michelle Clark (Intracoastal Realty);
Jeremy Dickinson (First Citizens Bank);
Hugh Hardage (WECT–TV);
Craig Ihrke (GE Hitachi Nuclear);
Sonya Johnson (Cape Fear Community College);
John Mackleer (GE Hitachi Nuclear);
Charlie Mattox (BB&T);
Scott McGuinn (Cape Fear Soccer Club);
Evan McMillan (American Red Cross);
Monique Moore (U.S. Cellular); Brian Morrison (Smith Moore Leatherwood);
David Oehler (New Hanover Regional Medical Center);
John Padgett (Brady);
Josh Padgett (Piedmont Service Group);
Laura Petty (Live Oak Bank);
Jen Pullum (PPD); Jennifer Rigby (New Hanover County);
Meridith Rosborough (Adam Shay CPA);
Grant Rush (New Hanover Regional Medical Center);
JC Skane (Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministry Inc.);
Mackenzie Spivey (The ADR Center);
Ted Spring (Cape Fear Community College); TC Tatum (N.C. State Ports Authority);
Mitch Taylor (Andrew Consulting Engineers);
Lisa Thaden (PPD);
Jeremy Tomlinson (Enfuse Technology Solutions);
Luke Waddell (Intracoastal Realty); and
Brian Webber (The Home Depot).

The class members will assemble on Aug. 8 at the Wilmington chamber for orientation.  

Also on Aug. 8, officials are slated to announce the program’s 2013 alumnus of the year award. The finalists are: District attorney Ben David, First Citizens Bank vice president Mitch Lamm and Intracoastal broker Jimmy Hopkins.