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Rockland Electric’s Kate Wysokowski Graduates From Bergen Leads

  • Orange & Rockland

  • Mahwah – July 02, 2021 -- 09:30 AM

Bergen LEADS, a 10-month-long community leadership development and learning program, graduated its most recent class on June 29 at River Dell High School in Oradell.

Rockland Electric Company’s Kate Wysokowski was one of this year’s graduates. Wysokowski is Rockland Electric Company’s Regional & Community Affairs Manager. In that capacity, she serves as Rockland Electric Company’s primary community contact for public officials in the boroughs of: Allendale, Alpine, Closter, Cresskill, Demarest, Franklin Lakes, Harrington Park, Mahwah, Montague, Montvale, Northvale, Norwood, Oakland, Ramsey, Ringwood, Rockleigh, Upper Saddle River; and parts of Haworth, Old Tappan, Rivervale, Saddle River, Vernon, Wantage, West Milford, and Wyckoff.

Bergen LEADS features a challenging curriculum designed to teach, develop and enhance leadership skills and thinking of participating adults who live or work in Bergen County and to foster the personal and professional growth of each participant.

LEADS program co-facilitators Lynne Harwell Algrant and former Bergen County Executive William P. “Pat” Schuber, Rockland Electric Company’s Kate Wysokowski and Bergen County Commissioner Tracy Zur.

Pictured here at the event, from left: LEADS program co-facilitators Lynne Harwell Algrant and former Bergen County Executive William P. “Pat” Schuber, Rockland Electric Company’s Kate Wysokowski and Bergen County Commissioner Tracy Zur.

The Bergen Volunteer Center administers the Bergen LEADS program. The Bergen Volunteer Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is to strengthen the community by connecting people through service and developing civic leaders.