One of Watson’s very own brokers, Dianne Pittman, just graduated from the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Leadership Class for 2021.
The members of the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Leadership St. Johns (LSJ) classes of 2021 and 2020 held a combined graduation dinner and celebration in Vilano Beach on Wednesday, October 20.
Dianne’s cohort were also instructed to select a local non-profit as a beneficiary of the program’s efforts. Dianne and her peers chose to work on behalf of SEA Community Help Resource Center, a local non-profit that began in 2005 that helps community members in need of housing and hunger relief. As part of their project, they worked to donate a concrete patio, picnic tables, signage, yardwork, and landscaping, and a screened-in porch for food distribution to the SEA. If that wasn’t enough, the LSJ cohort also conducted a back-to-school backpack and supplies giveaway.
Congratulations, Dianne! We are proud of your accomplishment!
For additional information and to register when nominations are open for the 2022 program, visit https://www.sjcchamber.com/leadership-st.-johns
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The members of the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Leadership St. Johns (LSJ) classes of 2021 and 2020 held a combined graduation dinner and celebration in Vilano Beach on Wednesday, October 20.
According to their website, “the Leadership St. Johns program was established to educate, connect and encourage elite and emerging professionals as they strive to make a positive impact on the local economy and community.”
Dianne can’t wait to share what she’s learned with her team.
“As the broker of the Watson St. Augustine office, I have been able to share these great ideas with my team and discuss with my associates how to better serve their community – and our Watson customers,” said Dianne. “Knowledge is power as long as we remember to share it with others.”
“As the broker of the Watson St. Augustine office, I have been able to share these great ideas with my team and discuss with my associates how to better serve their community – and our Watson customers,” said Dianne. “Knowledge is power as long as we remember to share it with others.”
Photos: Way to go, Dianne!
Dianne says she learned so much about all St. Johns County has to offer the community.
“My favorite part was meeting and engaging with not only amazing members of my graduating class but meeting and engaging with leaders in St. Johns County,” said Dianne. “I learned about all the great attributes I did not know even existed! We are truly blessed in St. Johns County to have so many wonderful programs for our citizens and visitors alike.”Dianne’s cohort were also instructed to select a local non-profit as a beneficiary of the program’s efforts. Dianne and her peers chose to work on behalf of SEA Community Help Resource Center, a local non-profit that began in 2005 that helps community members in need of housing and hunger relief. As part of their project, they worked to donate a concrete patio, picnic tables, signage, yardwork, and landscaping, and a screened-in porch for food distribution to the SEA. If that wasn’t enough, the LSJ cohort also conducted a back-to-school backpack and supplies giveaway.
Congratulations, Dianne! We are proud of your accomplishment!
For additional information and to register when nominations are open for the 2022 program, visit https://www.sjcchamber.com/leadership-st.-johns
Have you recently received an accolade or new certification? Tell us and we can feature you in our next issue!