Jeff Bringardner is Regional Vice-President for Humana’s Group Business Division, a position he has held since January 2014. Prior to becoming Regional Vice-President, Jeff was President of Humana’s Kentucky market from 2005-2013. He originally joined Humana in 1996 and has also held the positions of Vice-President of Commercial Sales, and Vice-President of National Accounts.

Jeff’s professional career spans over thirty-five years in the group insurance, wellness and managed care industry. Jeff graduated from Miami University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration. He received his Master’s in Business Administration from Xavier University.

Jeff is actively involved in philanthropy and economic development in the Louisville community. He is a Board and Executive Committee Member of Greater Louisville Inc. (Louisville Chamber of Commerce). Other current Board appointments include Leadership Louisville, One West, and The Smoketown Family Wellness Center. He previously served on the Boards of The American Benefits Council in Washington, D.C., Spalding University, The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, CEO’s Against Cancer and the Healthcare Advisory Board of the Federal Reserve Bank (Eighth District) in St. Louis.

Jeff is married and has two adult children. He enjoys golf, hunting, and gardening.

Carolle is currently the Senior Vice President – Managing Director of Community Relations for Republic Bank. She began her career at Republic Bank in 1998; she is responsible for the bank’s community relations and philanthropic efforts. Carolle also oversees the bank’s Special Events Department.

Carolle serves on numerous community boards, including Actors Theatre of Louisville, the Louisville Downtown Partnership (LDP – formed by the merger of Louisville Downtown Development Corporation and Louisville Downtown Management District). She is also an active member of The Kentucky Derby Festival Foundation Board, the WLKY Spirit of Louisville Foundation – Bell Awards, and The Jewish Hospital St. Mary’s Foundation Board, just to name a few. Carolle Jones Clay, along with Keith Runyon, was appointed by Mayor Greg Fischer (May 2, 2016) to Co-Chair the Historic Preservation Task Force Committee.