Leadership Medina County

Please join us in welcoming the newest member of the Leadership Medina County Board of Directors!

Barbara Dzur, City of Medina
Signature Class of 1993

Barbara Dzur is the Economic Development & Marketing Manager for the City of Medina and currently chairs the City’s America 250 Committee.

She is a Founding Board member of Leadership Medina County, and a graduate of the Class of ’93. She currently serves on the Fund Development Committee and was an advisor for the Class of 2026 Project. She is also a graduate of Leadership Ohio.

Barbara is a founding Board member of the Medina County Women’s Endowment Fund and the newly formed Medina County Community Foundation. She is active in the Greater Medina Chamber of Commerce, Main Street Medina, City of Medina Economic Development Committee, and the Medina County Economic Development Corporation.

She has been inducted into the Greater Medina Chamber of Commerce Hall of Fame, the Highland Schools Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame, is the recipient of the Leadership Medina County Excellence in Public Service Leadership Award, the Medina County Economic Development Corporation Corporate Citizen Award, and was Medina County’s first recipient of the Athena International Leadership Award.

Barbara resides in Medina and is the proud mother of Heidi, a very accomplished teacher in the Parma City Schools.

We are excited to welcome Barbara to the LMC board, as we build on a strong 35-year legacy and continue advancing our mission of developing informed, engaged leaders who make a lasting impact.

We look forward to the contributions, collaboration, and leadership you will bring.
Welcome to the LMC Board!

Please join us in welcoming the newest member of the Leadership Medina County Board of Directors!

Brian Frasier, RPM International Inc.
LEAD Institute Class of 2022
Signature Class of 2025

Brian Frasier is a seasoned compliance, ethics, and investigations professional with more than 20 years of experience leading programs across Fortune 500 companies. He currently serves as Director of Compliance Audit at RPM International, a $7.4 billion global manufacturer, where he leads compliance audit and compliance program assessment functions that involve RPM’s numerous subsidiaries all over the world.

He holds an MBA from George Fox University in Portland, Oregon, a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Management from Whitworth University in Spokane, Washington, and a post-degree Professional CPA Accounting Certificate from Cuyahoga Community College. Brian holds certifications as a Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional – International (CCEP-I), Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), and Certified Forensic Interviewer (CFI).

A committed community leader, Brian has served as President of the Northeast Ohio Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Chapter since 2024. He has also served as the Treasurer for Matthew 25.
Brian moved to the Medina area 7 years ago with his wife and three children. His oldest son now has two grandkids living in Richfield, making Ohio his home for a long time.

We are excited to welcome Brian to the LMC board, as we build on a strong 35-year legacy and continue advancing our mission of developing informed, engaged leaders who make a lasting impact.

We look forward to the contributions, collaboration, and leadership you will bring.
Welcome to the LMC Board!

Leadership Medina County’s Signature and LEAD classes came together on April 29th for a powerful Closing Retreat—celebrating a year of growth, connection, and impact.

As LMC marks 35 years, this year’s theme of Legacy was front and center. The Legacy 35 Signature Class and Greene Legacy Cohort embraced it fully, kicking off the day grounded in purpose. Brian Fraiser of RPM opened the retreat with a meaningful reminder of their founders’ philosophy, “The Value of 168” and how we choose to use our time.

A highlight of the day was the presentation of the joint class project: Leadership Medina County: A Strategic Review to Shape the Next Chapter. This nine-month effort - shaped by alumni insights, focused on ensuring LMC remains impactful, relevant, and sustainable for years to come.

A sincere thank you to the many alumni who contributed their time and perspective, especially the dedicated advisors who helped guide this work.

More to come soon! But one message is clear: the future of LMC is driven by a strong, engaged, and empowered alumni network.