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Month: August 2025
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Leadership Washington County Announces 2025–2026 Signature Leadership Class Applications and Partnership with South West Regional Chamber of Commerce
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Washington County, PA – August 5, 2025—Leadership Washington County (LWC) is delighted to announce that applications are open for the 2025–2026 Signature Leadership Program, a transformative experience designed to develop and connect leaders. This program is open to individuals at all career stages, ensuring that everyone, whether serving publicly, leading in the community, or making an impact behind the scenes, can grow as a leader and make a difference.
The Signature Leadership Program equips participants with a deep understanding of community issues, fosters professional growth, and cultivates meaningful relationships with peers across industries. Through immersive learning days, behind-the-scenes tours, and thought-provoking discussions, graduates are prepared to lead with insight and make a lasting impact in their organizations and communities.
This year, LWC is proud to partner with the South West Regional Chamber of Commerce in a shared commitment to strengthening leadership and fostering growth throughout our communities. Together, both organizations will promote opportunities that inspire, connect, and equip leaders to make a lasting impact in Washington County and beyond, amplifying initiatives, expanding awareness of leadership development programs, and building a stronger network of leaders prepared to shape the future of the region.
“Through Leadership Washington County, I have learned to lean into my strengths and believe in myself as a valuable community partner and leader.” said Christie Johnson, Operation Manager, Ignite Business Incubator, Washington & Jefferson College, and past participant.
Another alumna, Nina Pompeani, shared, “LWC led me to understand my strengths and how to leverage my skills to be an effective and impactful leader. I have learned so much about myself, how to create meaning in my work, and how to better serve my community.”
Applications for the 2025–2026 class are now being accepted. Leaders interested in applying can visit palwc.org or email Trish Romano at info@palwc.org for more information.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Trish Romano
Leadership Washington County
724.914.9875
info@palwc.org -
Leadership Washington County Announces 2025–2026 Signature Leadership Class Applications Open
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Washington County, PA – August 5, 2025—Leadership Washington County (LWC) is delighted to announce that applications are open for the 2025–2026 Signature Leadership Program, a transformative experience designed to develop and connect leaders. This program is open to individuals at all career stages, ensuring that everyone, whether serving publicly, leading in the community, or making an impact behind the scenes, can grow as a leader and make a difference.
The Signature Leadership Program provides participants with an in-depth understanding of community issues, leadership development opportunities, and meaningful connections with peers across industries. Through immersive learning days, behind-the-scenes tours, and thought-provoking discussions, participants gain the tools to make a lasting impact both professionally and within their communities.
“Through Leaership Washington County, I have learned to lean into my strengths and believe in myself as a valuable community partner and leader.” said Christie Johnson, Operation Manager, Ignite Business Incubator, Washington & Jefferson College, and past participant.
Nina Pompeani, another alumna, shared, “LWC led me to understand my strengths and how to leverage my skills to be an effective and impactful leader. I have learned so much about myself, how to create meaning in my work, and how to better serve my community.”
Applications for the 2025–2026 class are now being accepted. Leaders interested in applying can visit palwc.org or email Trish Romano at info@palwc.org for more information.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Trish Romano
Leadership Washington County
724.914.9875
info@palwc.org -
Bridgeville scouts help with landscaping project at chamber of commerce
By Kellen Stepler
Two Bridgeville-area organizations that aim to enhance the community did just that earlier this month.
Troop 2 Scouts BSA, of Bridgeville, helped the Southwest Regional Chamber of Commerce with its yearly landscaping project June 7, said Mandi Pryor, the chamber’s executive director.
The Chamber of Commerce is located at 990 Washington Pike, Bridgeville.
The landscaping team included scouts Mikhail Zachariah and Adith Loveson, Eagle Scout Assistant Scoutmaster Taylor Barbaryka, Troop 2 Assistant Scoutmaster Dave Speidel and Scoutmaster Suresh Natarajan.
Pryor also thanked Scouting America committee member Mark Gubinsky and Bridgeville Borough public works for supplies.
Kellen Stepler is a TribLive reporter covering the Allegheny Valley and Burrell school districts and surrounding areas. He joined the Trib in April 2023. He can be reached at kstepler@triblive.com.