up to somebody in a nurs- make the first steps to open- needs.

They want to help people

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Arledge & Associates welcomes new hires,

summer interns, announces promotion
Juanita Fairbanks, David of the University of Central Arledge. ing its practical applica- Oklahoma, is working alongside our interns as
Perez and Oklahoma. The firm has tions in todays toward a joint they learn
Huong Nguyen We are also named the fast-paced bachelors and more about the
have joined the excited to wel- participants in business envi- masters in industry first-
staff of Arledge come Juanita its 2017 sum- ronment. accounting hand.
and Associates, and David to mer internship Hays is a sen- with a minor in The firm also
the Edmond our team, said program. Jamie ior at finance. announced the
accounting Jim Denton, Hays and Jacob Oklahoma We are look- promotion of
firm managing part- Wilbourn will State University ing forward to Jeremy
Perez announced Nguyen ner. Juanita, Fairbanks work alongside Hays working toward Welbourn having these Johnson Johnson to
today. David and the firms team a bachelors two outstand- audit senior.
Fairbanks and Perez join Huong bring a diverse of accounting, tax and degree in business admin- ing students join our sum- Johnson is a Certified
the firm as audit specialists skillset that will add greatly auditing professionals, istration focused in mer internship program, Public Accountant with a
and Nguyen joins as a tax to our already capable expanding their knowledge accounting. Wilbourne, a said Denton. Our team bachelors degree from
specialist. All are graduates team of professionals at of the industry and learn- junior at the University of always enjoys working Oklahoma City University.

Edmond residents in Leadership Oklahomas 31st class

OKLAHOMA CITY
Leadership Oklahoma is
announcing members of its
31st class that were selected
from applicants throughout
the state. Several class
members are from the
Edmond area.
"Leadership Oklahoma is
very proud of the 51-people
chosen for this year's pro-
gram," Brent Kisling, execu-
tive director, Enid Regional
Development Alliance and
chair of the Leadership
Oklahoma Board of
Directors. "Class 31 is a
diverse group of outstand-
ing leaders with a broad
range of experience and
interests who will enhance
the knowledge and under-
standing of the critical
issues impacting the state.
Leadership Oklahoma is
dedicated to recruiting, edu-
cating and connecting car-
ing and committed
Oklahomans and providing
them with the information
and network to help shape
Oklahomas future. Architects & Engineers;
Members of Class 31 who
either live or work in this
area are: Victor Guarry,
Edmond, Bank of
Oklahoma; Joshua
McClintock, Edmond,
RedAnt, LLC; Victor
McCullough, Edmond, Over the next 10 months,
Quayle United Methodist Class 31 members will meet
Church of OKC; John monthly to visit nine com-
Osborne, Edmond, munities; Seminole,
Frankfurt Short Bruza (FSB) Lawton/Fort Sill, Norman,
Enid, McAlester, Oklahoma
Ainslie Stanford , Edmond, City, Tulsa, Durant and
Crooks Stanford PLLC - Law Guymon, to discuss the
Firm; Scott Stone, Edmond, many social, environmental
Spartan Resources, LLC; and economic complexities
Christine Woodworth, of the state to stimulate
Edmond, SONIC, America's inquiry, analysis and solu-
Drive-In. tions for the public good.
Leadership Oklahoma is a
statewide organization
founded in 1986 to create a
network of leaders whose
increased awareness and
commitment to service will
energize Oklahomans to
shape the state's future.
Approximately 1,530 mem-
bers from 170 Oklahoma
communities have com-
pleted the leadership pro-
gram.

BUSINESS
IN BRIEF

Blansett elected as American, as treasurer. from East Central Waco Tribune-Herald, he Kiwanis Club and years, died in 2014.
president of Oklahoma Alan Herzberger from The University in 1979 with a directed the newspapers Shawnees Youth and
Press Association Oklahoman was elected a degree in history. coverage of the assault by Family Resources, as well as
three-year term as director, He started his newspaper the Bureau of Alcohol, serving several terms as an
State CPAs elect
and John Denny career as a part-time sports Tobacco Firearms on the officer of the Greater new leadership
Brian Blansett was elect- Montgomery from The reporter for the Stratford Branch Davidian com- Shawnee Chamber of OKLAHOMA CITY
ed as president of the Purcell Register was re- Star while in college and pound in 1993 and the Commerce. In 2016, he was Members of the Oklahoma
Oklahoma Press elected to a three-year term. worked at the Ada Evening resultant siege. He edited appointed to the North Society of Certified Public
Association on June 9 dur- Elected to complete two News, the Sulphur Times- an investigative series by Rock Board of Education. Accountants elected 2017-
ing the OPA Convention in years of a vacated three- Democrat, The Daily reporters Mark England He has taught journalism 2018 board of directors and
Oklahoma City. year term was Zonelle Ardmoreite, the Waco and Darlene McCormick and communications as an saw them installed at the
Blansett, publisher of the Rainbolt, The Cordell Tribune-Herald in Texas, on the Davidians that was a adjunct professor at Baylor 99th Annual Members
Tri-County Herald in Beacon. the Oklahoma Press finalist for the Pulitzer University and Oklahoma Meeting earlier this month
Meeker, will serve a one- Blansett said his main Association and the Prize. Baptist University. in Tulsa.
year term, beginning July 1. goal this year is to guide the Shawnee News-Star. After a Blansett has won a vari- Blansett lives in the North Christy Sughru, CPA, a
He succeeds Dayva Spitzer, board toward establishing a brief retirement, he bought ety of writing and photog- Rock Creek community sole practitioner in
co-publisher of The Sayre long-term plan that can be the Tri-County Herald, the raphy awards from the between Meeker and Edmond, will serve as treas-
Record & Beckham County used to guide the associa- local newspaper for Oklahoma Press Shawnee. He is a member urer. She has been a mem-
Democrat, who will serve a tions activities for the next Meeker, McLoud, Dale and Association, the Society of of Wesley United Methodist ber for nine years.
one-year term as past presi- three to five years. North Rock Creek. Professional Journalists and Church in Shawnee. With more than 6,500
dent. A native of Fitzhugh, Blansett has the curious the Associated Press. He has three grown chil- members in public practice,
Other officers elected at Blansett graduated from distinction of winning the He has been active in dren, Brooke, Brice and industry, government and
the meeting were Ted Latta High School. He OPA/ONG column contest local affairs, serving as Brittany, and two grand- education, the OSCPA is
Streuli, The Journal Record, served in the U.S. Air Force at five different newspa- president of the Shawnee children, Ruby and Oklahomas only statewide
as vice-president; and Rusty and in Oklahomas 45th pers. Economic Development Bennett. professional association of
Ferguson, The Cleveland Infantry, and graduated As the city editor of the Foundation, the Shawnee Dianna, his wife of 32 CPAs.
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