Patti and her family moved to Georgetown in 1994, after her husband, Mike, retired from a twenty-year career in the U.S. Air Force.  As part of a military family, she learned to be resilient and adaptable to new situations, and continues to espouse the military culture of “service before self.”  

Patti has worked at the Scott County Public Library for 28 years, and has served as its Executive Director for the past five years.  She holds two masters degrees:  from the University of New Hampshire (Education) and the University of Kentucky (Library and Information Science).

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Patti considers herself blessed to have two sons and five granddaughters.  In addition to her roles as wife, mother, grandmother, and librarian, she has enjoyed serving as a deacon at First Presbyterian Church in Lexington, and as an adviser to the University of Kentucky collegiate chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta. She and her husband also enjoy being members of Pawsibilties Unleashed with their therapy dog, Dawson.

Locally, she serves on the Boards of the Scott Education & Community Foundation and the Bluegrass Community Action Partnership.  She is an active member of Chapter AQ of P.E.O. International, a women’s philanthropic organization that focuses on the promotion of educational opportunities for women, and has enjoyed serving as a deacon at First Presbyterian Church in Lexington.

Patti enjoys being involved in the work of the Chamber, and hopes to identify ways that the public library can better serve the community.

Lee is a graduate of Georgetown College and has lived in Georgetown for 30+ years.  He currently serves as the Executive Director of the Kentucky Horse Park.  Previously he was Executive Director of Equestrian Events, Inc. and organized the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event. 

He is past chair of the Georgetown/Scott County Tourism Commission and the Georgetown/Scott County Chamber of Commerce. 

Lee’s family includes his wife, Laura, and sons Eli and Graham. 

Stephanie is Assistant Superintendent of Student Learning for Scott County Schools. She has been in education for 16 years and worked as an elementary and high school special education teacher, as well as elementary and high school principal. She has a passion for Career and Technical Education and building an educational system that prepares students for their futures and to become successful citizens in our community.

Stephanie and her family recently moved to Georgetown. Her husband is an elementary teacher here in Scott County, her oldest son attends Morehead State University, and her youngest sons attend Scott County Middle School. She currently sits on the Economic and Education Affairs Committee. 

Devon Golden serves as City Attorney for the City of Georgetown, where she has been employed since April, 2017.

Devon is a 2016 graduate of Northern Kentucky University's Chase College of Law and a 2013 graduate of Georgetown College, with a double major in Political Science and Business Management. While attending Georgetown College, she was captain of the women's basketball team and participated in a number of other campus and community initiatives.

Devon is an active board member with the AMEN House, Scott County Habitat for Humanity and Kaden's Cause and looks forward to serving another prospering local organization that greatly benefits Georgetown/Scott County.

Bret has worked in the Real-Estate industry since 1993 as a realtor and a mortgage loan office. He currently works for Coldwell Banker McMahan as a Realtor. He also owns Georgetown Vacation Rentals which has been open since 2015. He also works with Hero Home Advantage, a program that give 25% of his commission to active, retired and volunteer: Military, Law Enforcement, Fire Fighters, First Responders, Health Care providers and Teachers.

Crystal Miller, DrPH, has been the Public Health Director for WEDCO District Health Department for the past 16 years.  Crystal is passionate about leadership, training and workforce development.  She has served on the Kentucky Health Departments Association (KHDA) Executive Committee and the National Association of County and City Health Officials Board of Directors.  She is a 2012 graduate of the National Public Health Leadership Institute. Dr. Miller is also heavily involved in advancing public health initiatives locally in Georgetown/Scott County.  In addition to being on the Chamber Board of Directors, she serves on the Women In Business Committee. She also serves on the Scott County United Board of Directors. 

She is a Mom of two boys, ages 13 and 8.  They are heavily involved in sports so she serves as a bank and taxi.  They love the lake and spend as much time on Dale Hollow as possible in the Summer months. 

Dr. Miller’s education includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in elementary education from the University of Kentucky (2003).  She also holds a Master’s of Public Health (2006) and a Doctorate of Public Health (2015), both from the University of Kentucky.

Kim Ogle is senior manager, corporate communications for Toyota Motor North America. She is responsible for external communications, media relations, social innovation, and local government affairs for Toyota plants in Kentucky, Mississippi and North Carolina.

Kim joined Toyota in 2013 as the external affairs specialist at Toyota Alabama, working her way to corporate communications manager for all of Toyota’s engine and component plants in North America. 

Before joining Toyota, Kim worked as the marketing director for American Sentinel University in Nashville, Tennessee and as the marketing manager for Methodist Healthcare in Memphis, Tennessee.

She is active in the community through company initiatives and volunteer work. Her current and past community involvement and board activities include Women in Manufacturing, Leadership Huntsville, Huntsville Community Foundation, Schools Foundation, Commerce Lexington, and Georgetown Scott County Chamber.    

She and her family reside in Nicholasville, Kentucky.

Dr. Jonathan Sands Wise serves as the Provost and Executive Vice President at Georgetown College, overseeing the Academic Program of the institution. While new to the role of Provost, Jonathan has taught at Georgetown College since 2008 in the Philosophy Department, and has served as Associate Dean for Academic Success, Vice President for Enrollment Management, and Associate Provost for Graduate and New Programs.

Jonathan and his wife and two daughters live in Georgetown and attend Faith Baptist Church. In the past, Jonathan has served on the boards for both Quest Farm and Hospitality House, and he regularly seeks ways to support the community, both through the educational mission of the college and through service.

Cliff is the CEO of Georgetown Community Hospital and Lifepoint Health Central Kentucky market, which consists of Bluegrass Community Hospital, Bourbon Community Hospital, Clark Regional Medical Center and Georgetown Community Hospital.

Cliff comes to Central Kentucky from Winchester, Tennessee, where he served as the CEO of Southern Tennessee Regional Health System.  He has also previously served as interim CEO for the STRHS-Lawrenceburg campus, as well as several roles at Rockdale Medical Center, a former LifePoint facility in Conyers, Georgia. He also served as director of professional recruitment and development for Southeastern Integrated Medical, PL and market manager for HCA Physician Services, both in Gainesville, Florida. 

He earned a Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management from Western Governors University in Salt Lake City, Utah, and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the Warrington College of Business at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida. He has relocated to Scott County with his wife,

Stephanie. In their free time, Cliff and Stephanie enjoy traveling, supporting small businesses and community organizations, hobby farming, and attending sporting events. They have four children: Lydia, Natalie, Audrey and Camron.