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Marcus Huff

Eight members of Worland's business community met with Leadership Wyoming students last Friday to help one group on a project regarding economic development and economic diversification. Here, Landis Benson meets with one small group.The eight members met with eight different small groups and answered questions.This is the 17th Leadership Wyoming class. There are 44 members in this year's class from all around the state including Laramie, Cheyenne and Lander. Leadership Wyoming is sponsored by the University of Wyoming and the Wyoming Heritage Foundation. There have been 668 graduates, ranging from the governor to civic activists to bankers and agency directors and non-profit leaders.