The next Who’s Next: Nominate a community leader for Billy Penn’s newest list
Billy Penn is gearing up for our next edition of Who’s Next, and we need your help.
Last month, we rolled out a list of some of the most dynamic young people in politics who are shaping our city so we can work to track the next generation of leaders. This time around, we’re looking to highlight community leaders who are making a difference in neighborhoods throughout the city, whether that’s a neighborhood watch leader or just someone working for change in the area where you live.
Let us know who your nominations are. Fill out this form and tell us know Who’s Next.
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