Earlier this month, the Hamilton County Leadership Academy (HCLA) added 35 community leaders to their alumni ranks. With this graduating class, HCLA’s more than 30-year legacy grew to nearly 900 alumni who have and continue to make their mark in Hamilton County.
“As my time as Dean comes to an end, I can’t help but wonder what the future holds for this remarkable group of individuals,” said Patrick Propst, who served as the Class of 2024 Dean. “While I may not know exactly what is in store, one thing is certain: they are equipped with the knowledge, resources, and network provided by HCLA to make a significant impact in their respective spheres of influence – be it individually, family, career, or community.”
The HCLA program is made possible by the support of community partners with a special thank you to the Hamilton County Community Foundation and Duke Energy, who served as the program sponsors for the Class of 2024.
HCLA’s legacy will continue to grow as preparation for the HCLA Class of 2025 is in motion. A formal announcement of the next cohort will be made in July.
About HCLA
Hamilton County Leadership Academy (HCLA) unites, inspires, and empowers confident leaders from varied industries to support Hamilton County. The 10-month program provides those who work or live in Hamilton County with unique access to knowledge, community leaders, and local organizations. HCLA graduates gain a deeper knowledge and understanding of the county; create meaningful, life-long connections with their peers, HCLA alumni, and community leaders; and are inspired and empowered to drive and amplify community impact. Learn more at hcla.net.
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