<p>Bridget Haverly, a member of the graduating class from Leraysville Bradford County, enjoys a laugh at the reception before the graduation at the Kirby Center for Creative Arts on the campus of Wyoming Seminary.</p>
                                 <p>Fred Adams | For Times Leader</p>

Bridget Haverly, a member of the graduating class from Leraysville Bradford County, enjoys a laugh at the reception before the graduation at the Kirby Center for Creative Arts on the campus of Wyoming Seminary.

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<p>Rita Kuchta, right, a member of the graduating class, and Brianna Hoban, a graduate from 2023, enjoy a laugh at the reception before the graduation at the Kirby Center for Creative Arts on the campus of Wyoming Seminary.</p>
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Rita Kuchta, right, a member of the graduating class, and Brianna Hoban, a graduate from 2023, enjoy a laugh at the reception before the graduation at the Kirby Center for Creative Arts on the campus of Wyoming Seminary.

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<p>Nylee Toussanaint 3 holds a rose for her mother, Bianca Amoux Toussaint, a 2025 graduate of Amplify Leadership Northeast, on Wednesday night while sitting in the audience.</p>
                                 <p>Fred Adams | For Times Leader</p>

Nylee Toussanaint 3 holds a rose for her mother, Bianca Amoux Toussaint, a 2025 graduate of Amplify Leadership Northeast, on Wednesday night while sitting in the audience.

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<p>The 30 graduates of Amplify Leadership Northeast sit on the stage of the Kirby Center for Creative Arts on the campus of Wyoming Seminary in Kingston on Wednesday night.</p>
                                 <p>Fred Adams | For Times Leader</p>

The 30 graduates of Amplify Leadership Northeast sit on the stage of the Kirby Center for Creative Arts on the campus of Wyoming Seminary in Kingston on Wednesday night.

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<p>Graduates clap for one of the speakers at the Amplify Leadership Northeast Graduation.</p>
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Graduates clap for one of the speakers at the Amplify Leadership Northeast Graduation.

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<p>Christine Kiesinger speaks at the Amplify Leadership Northeast Graduation.</p>
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Christine Kiesinger speaks at the Amplify Leadership Northeast Graduation.

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<p>Kelly Chamberlain speaks to the audience. Each graduate spoke before receiving their diploma. </p>
                                 <p>Fred Adams | For Times Leader</p>

Kelly Chamberlain speaks to the audience. Each graduate spoke before receiving their diploma.

Fred Adams | For Times Leader

KINGSTON — Leadership Northeast held the Amplify: Women’s Leadership Class of 2025 Graduation Ceremony on Wednesday at the Wyoming Seminary Kirby Center for the Creative Arts.

Sponsored by the PPL Foundation, the fourth cohort of the Amplify program is comprised of 30 women who participated in developing progressive leadership competencies. Over the course of seven sessions, they addressed real-time challenges for women in leadership, financial literacy, policy change, and more.

Amplify is a collaboration between Leadership Northeast, the Greater Wyoming Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Dr. Christine Kiesinger of CEK Communication.

—Staff Report