Clarksville, Tennessee
"Tennessee Women in Leadership"
Upcoming Events
Regular Monthly Meeting
Date: April l, 2025
Time: 11:30 am
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Place: The Tanglewood House
Cost: $26.00 for Members and $31.00 for nonmembers. This amount includes a $1.00 convenience fee for using a credit/debit card.
When you receive your reservation request email from Taylor, please respond as to whether you will attend or not, by clicking “Reply” with a yes or a no and include your name. Make your reservation by email to Taylor Aguilar Hornung at lthornung@gmail.com or by phone at 618-214-1669.
Reservations must be made before 10:00 am the Friday prior to our meeting the following Tuesday. No reservations will be accepted after this day.
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Important Policy Updates:
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Reservation Deadline: Please note that reservations made after this deadline will not be accepted. If you miss the deadline, you will be placed on a waitlist, and we will notify you if a spot becomes available due to a cancellation.
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Reservation Commitment: A reservation made is a reservation paid. This means that if you reserve a spot, payment is required, even if you do not attend or cancel. This policy allows us to manage our resources effectively and continue our support for the candidates.
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Payment Methods: Please be aware that we will no longer accept credit cards at the door. Payment can be made via cash or check, payable to MCRW.
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Make check payable to MCRW or use your credit/debit card (there is a $1.00 convenience fee added).​
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Jeremy Harrell
Founder, President, and CEO of The Adoption Project
Jeremy Harrell is the founder, president, and CEO of The Adoption Project, an adoptive parent, and an advocate for adoption and foster care. A seasoned strategist with deep ties to political and thought leaders in Tennessee and the U.S., he has been central to numerous campaigns and initiatives. Before The Adoption Project, he co-founded a successful public affairs firm in Nashville.
Harrell’s career began with grassroots political work in Tennessee in 2006. He ran U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander’s record-breaking 2008 senate campaign and served as deputy campaign manager and political director for Governor Bill Haslam’s 2010 gubernatorial campaign. In the Haslam Administration, he oversaw appointments and contributed to policy initiatives. In 2014, he managed Haslam’s re-election, securing the largest victory margin of any U.S. governor that year. He later led a non-profit focused on K-12 education reform.
In 2022, Harrell and his wife, Michelle, were named Angels in Adoption by the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute. In 2024, Governor Bill Lee appointed him to the Tennessee Board of Regents, and he was inducted into the TICUA Hall of Fame by Trevecca Nazarene University, his alma mater (B.A. in History & Political Science). He serves on multiple boards, including The Adoption Project, and chaired the 2024 Tennessee Governor’s Prayer Breakfast. Harrell lives in Eagleville with Michelle and their children, Wesley, Ruby, and Rosie.