
Chris Keagle, Zito Media; not pictured, James Jones, Solomon's words
Each representative spoke on how Potter County leaders could best use the local media to advertise and notify the public of projects they are involved in. The representatives also addressed how media has changed, and how they expect media to change in the next five or ten years.
The representatives then participated in a question and answer session about the media that they represent.
Participants from area media were Teri McDowell, News Editor of the "Potter Leader-Enterprise"; Gerri Miller, WFRM; Chris Keagle, Zito Media; and James Jones, Editor-Publisher of "Solomon's words."
Robert Hooftallen of Endeavor News was invited, but unable to attend due to the Friday deadline for publishing his paper.
Leadership Potter County is a locally organized program to develop future leaders in the communities within Potter County. It's purpose is to prepare emerging leaders to create and serve on boards, committees, and in other capacities which benefit the businesses and organizations of Potter County.
It is a year long program that exposes participants to leaders actively working to make Potter County a better place to live and work. It introduces them to issues, challenges and opportunities facing our area.
Leadership Potter County directly or indirectly results in stronger local businesses and organizations, greater availability of local leadership skills, increased leadership awareness, and increased collaboration between local leaders.
The program is supported by the Potter County Commissioners, Potter County School Superintendents, Potter County Education Council, Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, and more than ten other businesses. The Leadership Potter County Steering Committee is comprised of leaders from local businesses and organizations who initiated and developed the program.
Individuals interested in enrolling in the 2009 Leadership Potter County program are urged to contact the Potter County Education Council at 814-274-4877 for more information.

James... what an awesome opportunity to be a part of something like that!
It's awesome to see you representing the Internet News/Blogging community as well.
Thanks!
It is hard to read the white font :(