Elizabeth, or Liz as she is usually called, has always been interested in health and wellbeing and knew from an early age that they would be the foundation of her work in life. True to that path, she earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology from the Saint Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia … Continue reading Liz Serieux: Rotary Global Grant Scholar
Stewart Rodeheaver retired from the US Army as a Brigadier General on March 1 st 2010. In 2004 through 2006 he was the Commander, all US and Coalition Forces, South Baghdad Iraq where his duties included restoring the security of southern Iraq, rebuilding the infrastructure to support basic human needs, and creating a network of … Continue reading Stewart Rodeheaver: Change the Way America Learns
Currently the President of Gwinnett Medical Center Foundation and has been in this position for 7 years working to raise money for GMC’s Strickland Heart Center, cancer care, women and children’s services, neurosciences, concussion and sports medicine services as well as the brand new medical residency training program at Gwinnett Medical Center. Jason graduated from … Continue reading Jason Chandler: Gwinnett Medical Center Foundation
Riley has worked for Gov. Deal for more than 24 years. He first worked for Deal in the then-state senator's 1992 campaign for Congress and spent the next 17 years working for Deal’s House office, serving most of that time as chief of staff. In 2009, Riley left the congressional office to run Deal’s campaign … Continue reading Chris Riley: Governor Nathan Deal’s Chief of Staff
Erven Kimble is a native of Houston, Texas and has lived in Gwinnett County Georgia for over 30 year. His professional career and work experiences include; Cooperate management for 21 years with several major computer companies with his last tenure being with Hewett Packard Company as a Vertical Marketing Segment Manager, Senior Pastor of a … Continue reading Erven A Kimble
Edward Ahmed Mitchell is a civil rights attorney who serves as executive director of CAIR Georgia: the Georgia chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. CAIR is the nation's largest American Muslim civil rights organization. Edward graduated from Morehouse College and Georgetown University's law school. Before joining CAIR Georgia, he served as a criminal prosecutor in Atlanta. He is also an editor of AtlantaMuslim.com, a … Continue reading Edward Mitchell: Council on American-Islamic Relations
June Lynn Owner/Attorney, Lynn Law Firm LLC I have lived in Gwinnett most of my life. I attended Brookwood High School, went to Georgia Tech for undergraduate school and then Duke for law school. After two years working in a New York City law firm, I returned to Gwinnett and eventually started my own family … Continue reading June Lynn: Leadership Gwinnett
Judy Jordan Johnson is a lifelong resident of Lawrenceville. She was born and raised on Culver Street. Judy comes by her public service naturally. Her mother Willela Allison Jordan was a social worker and homemaker and her father Hilliard Rhodes Jordan was an attorney, served in the House of Representatives, and was mayor of Lawrenceville … Continue reading Judy Johnstone: Mayor of Lawrenceville
