Leadership Georgia

Leading Local. Connecting Statewide. ⭐

One of the things that makes Leadership Georgia special is that the connections formed during the program don’t end at graduation. They continue through alumni who stay engaged, build relationships, and help strengthen our network across the state.

Today, we’re excited to introduce our Region One Rockstars, Eric and LaDonna Collins (Class of 2025)!

Region One includes Dade, Catoosa, Walker, Whitfield, Murray, Fannin, Gilmer, Pickens, Gordon, Chattooga, Floyd, Bartow, Polk, Haralson, and Paulding counties.

As Region Rockstars, Eric and LaDonna will help bring alumni together, encourage engagement, support regional gatherings, and serve as ambassadors for the Leadership Georgia experience throughout Northwest Georgia.

We’re grateful for their willingness to step into this leadership role and help keep our alumni network connected, engaged, and thriving.

Please join us in congratulating and thanking Eric and LaDonna for saying “yes” to serving their fellow alumni! 👏

✨ ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT ✨

Please join us in congratulating alumna Sarah Park on being recognized by the Georgia Asian Times as one of Georgia’s Influential Georgians.

This honor recognizes leaders who are making a meaningful impact in their professions, communities, and across our state. Sarah’s leadership reflects a commitment to service, excellence, and creating opportunities for others; qualities that embody the very best of Leadership Georgia alumni.

We’re proud to celebrate her achievements and grateful for the positive difference she continues to make in Georgia.

Congratulations, Sarah! 🎉

✨ INTERN SPOTLIGHT ✨

Please join us in celebrating Cameron Cannon for the incredible impact he made during his spring internship with Leadership Georgia! 👏

Cameron supported our operations, programs, and communications efforts this semester, bringing professionalism, curiosity, and a true servant-leader spirit to every project he touched.

Currently a dual-degree engineering student at Clark Atlanta University studying Physics and Civil Engineering, Cameron also previously studied Civil Engineering and Energy Science at University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

His resume already reflects an inspiring commitment to leadership and community impact through experiences in public service, student government, environmental research, civic engagement, and innovative community-focused technology projects across Georgia.

From assisting behind the scenes to helping strengthen organizational systems and support our mission, Cameron’s contributions made a meaningful difference for our team this spring.

We are grateful for the time, talent, and leadership he shared with Leadership Georgia and look forward to cheering him on in all that’s ahead.

Help us thank Cameron for a fantastic semester below! ⬇️