Leadership Snohomish County inducted 67 professionals on May 25 into the ranks of its alumni, which now number more than 600.
This year’s program enrollment was said to be the largest ever. Carrie Radcliff of The Herald and Ryan Crowther of Puget PR served as co-emcees of the event that took place at the Tulalip Resort Casino. More information is at www.leadershipsc.org.
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