Hagerstown City Administrator Selected for Prestigious Statewide Leadership Program

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Scott Nicewarner, the City Administrator for Hagerstown and a resident of the city, has been chosen to participate in the Leadership Maryland Executive Program as part of its Class of 2026. This selection marks his inclusion among 53 accomplished individuals who will engage in an intensive eight-month learning experience designed to explore the most critical issues facing Maryland.

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The program, scheduled to run from April to December, will feature five immersive two-day sessions. These sessions are structured to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of Maryland’s diverse geographic regions and the complex challenges and opportunities within key sectors. Topics to be covered include economic development, education, health and human services, criminal justice, environmental concerns, and multiculturalism and diversity across the state. Over 100 distinguished experts from Maryland’s business, government, education, and non-profit sectors are slated to contribute as panelists and guest speakers throughout the program, offering valuable insights and perspectives.

“Welcoming a new cohort to our flagship Executive Program is always a highlight of our year, and the Class of 2026 is truly exceptional,” said David Fike ’16 (LM), president, and CEO of Leadership Maryland. “Selection for this program is incredibly competitive, and these leaders stood out not just for what they’ve already achieved, but for their genuine commitment to shaping a better future for Maryland. We can’t wait to see how they challenge each other and grow together to drive meaningful change across our state.”

The Leadership Maryland Executive Program is specifically designed for senior-level executives who have demonstrated significant achievements in their professional careers and/or their communities. The program seeks individuals with a strong commitment to understanding Maryland’s most pressing issues and a clear dedication to driving positive change within their organizations, local communities, and the state as a whole. Nicewarner’s selection indicates his recognition as a leader with the potential to contribute significantly to the future of Maryland.

Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from Leadership Maryland

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