Program Chairs and Trustees
Leadership Winston-Salem Committees and Trustees Create Powerful Experiences for Program Participants
Flagship program day committees and INSIGHT Trustees work diligently to create memorable and impactful experiences for our classes each year.
Flagship committee members are LWS alumni; therefore, they completed the journey successfully and understand the value of the Flagship experience. INSIGHT Trustees are community professionals and influencers who come from a variety of backgrounds. Some trustees have gone through the INSIGHT program, and others are non-members who are valued contributors to our community, making them essential to creating high-level discussions and activities that engage participants in the program.
All of our program committees and trustees are passionate about the community and feel the need to indoctrinate new members about community dynamics and issues through the development of program day curriculums and activities that provide insight into Winston-Salem's history, social issues, and outlook. Currently, there are ten Flagship program day committees led by chairs who guide the phases of program day development. Fourteen topic chairs lead the planning for INSIGHT.
Flagship Program Day Chairs for 2024-2025
Opening Retreat
- Shana Heilbron – Crossnore Communities for Children – Flagship 2019
- Stacy Kelley – Wells Fargo – Flagship 2022
- Courtney Hayes – Wake Forest University School of Medicine – Flagship 2022
Our Community
- Tembila Covington – Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods - Flagship 2021
- DaKisha Payne Williams – Piedmont Classical High School – Flagship 2023
Government, Criminal Justice, and Public Safety
- Rob Boone – Frank L Blum Construction – Flagship 2022
- Holly Kessler - Forsyth Prison Ministry -Flagship 2024
Human Relations
- Brian Hart – Person County Government – Flagship 2021
- Anna Brewer - The Winston-Salem Foundation – Flagship 2022
- Itohan Igbinigie – Love Literacy – Flagship 2023
Healthcare
- Tom Martin – Inmar Intelligence – Flagship 2021
- Elizabeth Perkins Lees - Forsyth Futures – Flagship 2022
Arts and Innovation
- Dixon Kinser – St. Paul’s Episcopal Church - Flagship 2022
- Max Cullen - OUT at the Movies - Flagship - Flagship 2021
Education
- Deon Carter - Goodwill Industries – Flagship 2023
- Orielle Hope - Salem Academy and College - Flagship 2023
Social Services
- Tikiha Alston – RATP Dev USA – Flagship 2016
- Abbey McCall - Crisis Control Ministry, Inc. - Flagship 2023
Closing
- Courtney Hayes – Wake Forest University School of Medicine - Flagship 2022
- Jasper Thomas - The Budd Group - Flagship 2022
INSIGHT Trustees for 2025
Setting the Context
- Drew Hancock - Advisory Board Vice Chair, Wake Forest University Center for Private Business; Co-Founder, The Intersection
- Paula McCoy - Director, Partnership for Prosperity
Environment
- Jamie Maier - Executive Director, Piedmont Environmental Alliance
- Stan Meiburg - Executive Director, Center for Energy, Environment and Sustainability at Wake Forest University
Education
- Tricia McManus - Superintendent, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools
- Janet Spriggs - President, Forsyth Technical Community College
Healthcare
- Alisha Hutchens - President and COO, Novant Health Clemmons Medical Center and Medical Park Hospital
- Terry Williams - Vice Chief Academic Officer, Advocate Health/Wake Forest School of Medicine
Arts and Innovation
- Brian Cole - Chancellor, University of North Carolina School of the Arts
- Iris Cole - Partner, M Creative
Economic Transformation
- Brent Collins - SVP Private Client Advisor, Bank of America
- Don Flow - Chairman & CEO, Flow Automotive Companies
- Mark Owens - President & CEO, Greater Winston-Salem, Inc.
Vital Connections
- Will Lewis - Founder & President, WillHouse Global
- LaTida Smith - President, Winston-Salem Foundation