News & Updates
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TBT YLC: Class 51 Group Photo from 11 Years Ago
In just two weeks, Class 73 and YLC/Williamson Chamber Class 2019 will have their joint opening luncheon and first training session. This is a milestone season for YLC with our two largest classes ever—49 participants in Class 73 and 35 in Williamson Chamber! Here’s a...
Impact Luncheon on Collective Impact A Collective Success!
It was standing room only on 8/28/19 at the YLC Impact Luncheon presented by PNC Bank focusing on collective impact with Samantha Wigand with Center for Nonprofit Management moderating a panel discussion with Corinne Bergeron (YLC/Jackson National Class 2014) with...
Heritage Ball Late Party Hosted by Heritage Foundation’s Next Gen on October 5
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County preserves the communities and cultural heritage of Williamson County by working with area leaders to continually care for historic spaces, treasured landmarks, and cherished local businesses. The 46th annual Heritage Ball,...
Celebrate National Dog Day at The BE-Hive End of Summer Cookout on Aug. 31 Benefiting Nashville Humane Association
Did you know that August 26 is #NationalDogDay? Why not celebrate our furry friends the WHOLE week with The BE-Hive End of Summer Cookout this Saturday, benefiting our friends at Nashville Humane Association? Not only will there be be food and drinks from The BE-Hive,...
YLC Former Board Chair James Crumlin Making News for His Capitol Steps Workout
It’s always a treat when we find out one of our YLC alumni has been featured on television. Here’s an inspiring story that aired on June 21 on NewsChannel 5 about James Crumlin (Class 41), an attorney at Bone McAllester Norton PLLC who has been leading the "Capitol...
Nominations Being Accepted for Nashville Business Journal’s 2020 40 Under 40 Awards
What do Krystal Bonner (Class 65), Amy Willoughby Bryant JD (Class 71), Lindsay Bryant (Class 69), Tyler Graham, MBA (YLC/Massey Graduate School Alumni Class 2017), Parker Prevost (Class 69) and Mary Lauren Teague (Class 61) have in common? They're all YLC alumni who...
Golf “Fore” A Great Cause on August 26 for Gigi’s Playhouse
What are you doing this Monday? Grab three of your friends or business associates and enjoy 18 holes of golf, lunch, games, fun and prizes at The Governors Golf Club in Brentwood and turn belief into achievement one swing at a time for one of YLC’s nonprofit partners!...
Hustle for the House 5k and 1-Mile Fun Run Supports Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville
Thanks to Dan Kuninsky (Class 61), member of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville (RMHC) board for seven years and its president in 2017, for sharing this great event. Join RMHC of Nashville on Saturday, Sept. 14 for the most fun, family &...
Deadline to Register for YLC’s Collective Impact Luncheon is August 22 at 11:30 p.m.
Thanks to our friends at YP Nashville for sharing the upcoming YLC Impact Luncheon presented by PNC Bank. The deadline to register for this event is tonight (August 22 by 11:30 p.m.) so it's not too late to make your reservation! Whether you work for a nonprofit,...
Photos from Diane Hayes’ Farewell Reception Published in 8-22-19 Issue of Green Hills News/Nashville Today
GCA Publishing (aka Green Hills News, Nashville Today, et al.) published photos from Diane L Hayes' farewell reception in the August 22 issue, now on newsstands at area libraries and retailers or online on page 16.
Youth Encouragement Services Looking for After-School Mentors
Youth Encouragement Services (Y.E.S.) enriches the lives of Nashville’s inner-city youth by providing them with a safe place to go where they can engage in social, educational, recreational and spiritual development. Each day, nearly 150 youth (Grades K-12) attend the...
Nashville Peacemakers Looking for Volunteer Committee Members for Fundraiser
In Nashville's low-income neighborhoods, violence is an everyday fact of life. Gangs recruit the young, stealing their childhood and, often, their life—creating a public health issue for all Nashvillians. Homicide is today the No. 1 cause of death among...
Alumni News
Below are approved posts submitted by alumni within the last 90 days.
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Dr, Allison Quintanilla Plattsmier,
ENP & AQP Consulting
Williamson County 2018
Titan 100 | Dr. Allison Quintanilla Plattsmier, CEO of ENP & AQP Consulting and YLC Class of 2018 (Williamson County), was the youngest honoree to be named to the inaugural 2025 Nashville Titan 100, recognizing the region’s top C-level executives for their exceptional leadership, vision, and impact. The Titan 100 program celebrates those who are shaping Nashville's business community and setting the standard for excellence. -
Dr, Allison Quintanilla Plattsmier,
ENP
Williamson County 2018
Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce/YP Nashville | Dr. Allison Quintanilla Plattsmier, CEO of ENP and YLC Class of 2018 (Williamson County), was recognized as a 2025 NELA Award winner in the Community Service & Nonprofit Category by the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce and YP Nashville. The NELAs honor emerging leaders who are making a significant impact in their professions and communities.