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On Thursday, Nov. 1, Utah Arts & Museums recognized seven certifying graduates of the Change Leader Institute, a leadership development program for people interested in advancing their communities through culture and the arts. The certifying Change Leaders are: Aimee Bonham, St. George, Kayenta Arts FoundationAinsley-Marie McLaughlin, Salt Lake City, Heart & SoulAndra Harbold, Salt Lake City, Theatre ProfessionalDustin Nay, Herriman, Oquirrh Mountain SymphonyJinni Fontana, Helper, Helper Arts & Music FestivalJohn Parkinson, Santa Clara, Space Between Theatre CompanyTamara Lindsay, Heber City, Artist "The Change Leader network is strengthening organizations and communities throughout Utah and the region," said Margaret Hunt, Director of Utah Arts & Museums, in a press release. "We are pleased to welcome these new graduates to the network. They have already made an impact with their certification projects, and we look forward to following their progress as they engage with each other and with their communities." For more information about the Change Leader Program or a list of certified Change Leaders, visit http://www.artsandmuseums.utah.gov