Charleston Leaders
Empower Yourself To Lead
We are Charleston Leaders! Our mission is to foster and develop leaders in our community. We do that with various programming focused on leaders and leadership development. Our programs are dedicated to creating leaders and implementing leadership opportunities to nurture leaders in K-12 and beyond. We truly care about the community we live in, the business we engage with, the people we interact with and the children who are our future leaders.
We currently have 6 programs throughout the year and they are our quarterly Leader Breakfast Series, annual Leader Gala, monthly Leader Happy Hour, Leader in Me, quarterly Leader Road Trip and annual Leader Retreat.
Our Newest Members
Join with other great leaders in our community
Ali Moriarty
Ali Moriarty joined the Riley Center as Assistant Director in 2022. Prior to that, she worked as a consultant specializing in organizational development for public and nonprofit sector
Beth Myers
Beth Myers is the Associate Vice President for Development at Charleston Southern University. She is responsible for the implementation of comprehensive annual giving, major gift and deferred giving
Lorei Burn
I was born in Charleston and attended St. Andrews High School. I left the lowcountry for Atlanta in 1997, and recently moved back home this year. I spent
Kat Leitner
Co-Founder, Allora Solutions Group, llc. In today’s fast-paced climate, small businesses need creative resolutions to everyday problems like onboarding and workflow analysis. But how can you increase productivity
Maggie Gambon
Meet Maggie Gambon, JD! Maggie began her career in digital marketing in 2017 after graduating from law school and working for the first circuit public defender's office for
Terri Hall
A data-driven digital marketing professional with over 15 years of strategic analytical and technical web development experience in various industries. I enjoy collaborating, learning new tools and most
Stuart Brown
I live on Johns Island with my wife Tricia and our 2 dogs. We have lived on Johns Island for 5 years now, and prior to that we