Congratulations 2023 R David Tebben Community Leadership Academy Graduates

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The Pekin Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the 2023 Graduating Class of the R. David Tebben Community Leadership Academy. The academy exists to identify, inform and educate existing and emerging leaders of the local community, and to motivate them towards leadership responsibilities by exposing them to the realities, opportunities and challenges of the local community. 


Congratulations Class of 2023


Zack Angel PEKIN INSURANCE

Elizabeth Ayler UPH-PEKIN

Monica Campbell JIM MALOOF REALTOR

Mason Carr PEKIN PARK DISTRICT

Jeremy Clark PEKIN INSURANCE

Tricia Fischer KRIEGSMAN WAREHOUSE

Ryan Ghidina ALTO INGREDIENTS

Karen Heinemann CASA

Hunter Highfill AJR BRANDS

Amanda Hovey UPH-METHODIST

Shannon Johnson COMMERCE BANK

Michelle Little OSF MEDICAL GROUP

Terri Poulin PEKIN INSURANCE

Andrew Richey PEKIN PARK DISTRICT

Dylan Rusinski PEKIN PUBLIC LIBRARY

Brandon Seyller SERVPRO OF PEORIA

Caran Smith AAIM EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION

Victoria Smith PEKIN PARK DISTRICT

Andrea Steffens PEKIN PARK DISTRICT

Justin Tassart PEKIN PARK DISTRICT

Nikola Vujicic AJR BRANDS

Torree Watson-Jones CASA

Christopher Wheeler EXCALIBUR SEASONING

Leadership Academy Sponsors

The Dirksen Congressional Center   •   UnityPoint Health – Pekin   •   Pekin Insurance   •   City of Pekin
Busey Bank   •   CEFCU   •   NRG Powerton   •   Pekin Community Bank   •   AJR Brands   •   Alto Ingredients   •   East Court Village
OSF Healthcare   •   Illinois American Water   •   Excalibur Seasoning   •   Preston-Hanley Funeral Homes & Crematory   •   Liberty Village of Pekin   •   Kriegsman Warehouse   •   Bob Lindsay Honda   •   SNH Investment

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