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Leadership York Named Attorney Frank Countess “Outstanding Alumnus of the Year 2020.”

access_time Posted on: September 17th, 2020

Servant Leader

Each year, Leadership York recognizes one outstanding alumnus for their contributions to the greater good in our community. This year’s Outstanding Alumnus of the Year is Frank H. Countess. The Outstanding Alumnus of the Year selection committee is comprised of past recipients of Leadership York’s Alumnus of the Year award and Leadership York staff.

Frank is a 1997 graduate of the Leadership Training Program (LTP) and since graduating has served on numerous committees and boards in the community. His committee service would be too lengthy to list, but we think you will enjoy seeing where he has served since he completed this program.

Complete list of board service since Leadership York:

His current board service includes:

Frank strongly believes that Leadership York is a great place for young, civically minded people to meet and connect. Frank says, “Leadership York attracts people who want to make a difference in their community and teaches them how to be servant leaders.”

Frank is one of over 3,900 Leadership York graduates who live, work, and serve all over York County.


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