Friday, December 13 @ 7:00pm-10:00pm @ Hotel Indigo
OCTOBER YPN WELCOMES CINDY FREY, CHAMBER PRESIDENT
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Young Professional Network
Tuesday, October 22nd
12:00-1:00pm
Columbus Visitors Center
Cindy Frey knows Columbus. She brings more than 25 years of experience leading community and economic development initiatives for the Columbus Visitors Center, the Community Education Coalition, Leadership Bartholomew County and the Indiana Main Street Program.
Now seven months into her new position as President of the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce, Cindy’s focus is on creating positive change through innovation.
Join us for a conversation as we hear Cindy’s leadership journey and the Chamber’s plans for the future. Learn from Cindy’s outside-the-box thinking as she encourages young professionals to learn from their mentors but not to be afraid mix things up a little.
Young Professional Network is held on the 4th Tuesday of the month. These events are open to the public and newcomers are encouraged. Bring your lunch!
Young Professional Network
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Tuesday, September 24 @ 12:00pm-1:00pm @ Columbus Visitors Center
At this month’s Young Professional Network (YPN) meeting, we will hear all about the new Columbus Arts District from Richard McCoy and Jayne Farber.
Why is this important to you as a young professional? As described in the Columbus Arts District Strategic Plan, ”arts and cultural activities contribute to our sense of community and bring a richness of life to our residents by energizing, entertaining, educating and inspiring us”. Join us to learn more about this interesting project and how it may impact the city.
YPN provides a great opportunity to NETWORK, LEARN, and GET INVOLVED in your community. Join us – and bring your lunch!
Young Professionals Network – 8.27.13
Columbus Young Professionals introduces – YPN – Young Professionals Network. A monthly meeting connecting young professionals with each other and the larger Columbus community! One of the important roles of YPN is for young professionals to learn from current leaders in the Columbus community. This is a great opportunity for YP’s to get information and advice from experienced local professionals. In addition, YP’s can share new ideas and a fresh perspective so we can tackle the future of Columbus together. YPN will provide a great opportunity to NETWORK, LEARN, and GET INVOLVED in your community. Come join us – All are welcomed!
Young Professional Network
August 27th - Noon – Columbus Visitors Center
Our first featured speaker is Mark Stewart—President of the United Way of Bartholomew County.He will be joining us to share his personal leadership journey and how YP’s can get involved in and contribute to the community.
Bring your lunch! (There is no registration or fee for this event)
August 27th - Noon – Columbus Visitors Center
Our first featured speaker is Mark Stewart—President of the United Way of Bartholomew County.He will be joining us to share his personal leadership journey and how YP’s can get involved in and contribute to the community.
Bring your lunch! (There is no registration or fee for this event)
August’s Third Thursday
4th Street Bar & Grill 8.15.13
PLEASE COME TO CYP’s THIRD THURSDAY
On August 15th, CYP’s Third Thursday is starting at 5:30 PM at 4th Street Bar and Grill. Come out to network and socialize with other young people and professionals! Be sure to bring your friends, your significant other, or just come by yourself, you’ll be sure to meet some new people. We have NEW TIME, be sure to come early!
CYP is Ready For Summer!
ARE YOU READY FOR SUMMER?
CYP wants to provide some events for the summer that can help you network, have a little fun and relax!On June 20th, we will have our first Third Thursday of the Summer at Amazing Joe’s at 7:00 PM. Come check out CYP on the patio. Be sure to be your friends, your significant other, or just come by yourself, you’ll be sure to meet some new people.
On July 13th, is our next volunteering opportunity, called “Stuff the Bus” from 9am-3pm. Volunteers will be encouraging Walmart shoppers to donate money and/or school supplies for the School Supply Assistance Program. We need 12 volunteers for 3 shifts – we will have 2 at each door during each 2 hour shift. Contact cheryl@columbusyp.org or sign up on Facebook.
On July 15th, we will be having CYP Networking Roundtables at 12:00 pm , at the Columbus Visitor’s Center. The event will be hosted by the Chamber of Commerce’s Tim Cooney, the Membership Director. It will be a great time to network with young professionals, but there will also be a number of community leaders attending as well. For members it is $10, $15 for non-members at the Columbus Visitor’s Center. LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED! You can register for the event here: http://www.formstack.com/forms/?1496824-F5fjyF1ZOZ
On July 20th, we will be having the First Ever DODGE BALL TOURNAMENT. The tournament will start at 11:00 AM, Saturday morning. Teams will be made up of 6 people, and will cost $75. It will played in the Tennis Courts behind Hamilton Center. REGISTER HERE: http://www.formstack.com/forms/?1505333-xsHRuITwox
We have more exciting events coming up, be sure to check back here for more!
CYP ANNUAL MEETING
Thursday, May 16th @ 5:30, Factory 12 Event Loft: Join CYP for our Annual Meeting and 20 Under 40 Awards presentation with keynote address by Ryan Ho, Co-Founder & CEO of LHP, Inc. Appetizers, cash bar. Register here Contact Frances@columbusyp.org with questions.
20 UNDER 40 AWARDS
The Republic and Columbus Young Professionals (CYP) are accepting nominations from the public for the 20 Under 40 awards. These awards seek to recognize Columbus’ top 20 emerging business and community leaders under the age of 40.
Nominees for the award should have made a significant contribution through community involvement, professional accomplishments, and demonstrated leadership ability. Nominations should be a one-page description of why you think nominee should be selected with a focus on career achievement to-date, commitment to excellence in career, leadership within company and/or industry, involvement in community activities, and leadership in community organizations. Nominees should be 39 years old or younger as of May 16, 2013 and live or work in Bartholomew County.
20 Under 40 recipients will receive their award at the CYP Annual Meeting on Thursday, May 16th at Factory 12 Event Loft, starting at 5:30PM.
Nominations for 20 Under 40 should be submitted no later than 5:00PM on Wednesday, April 3rd. Nominations will be accepted via email mail or personal. A selection committee will consider all nominations and determine award recipients. Please submit nominations to:
Columbus Area Chamber/CYPAttn: Kristin Munn
kmunn@columbusareachamber.com
500 Franklin St.
Columbus, IN 47201
OR
The Republic
Attn: Kathy Burnett
kburnett@therepublic.com
333 2nd St.
Columbus, IN 47201
CHEER FUND VOLUNTEER DAY
Saturday, December 8 from 10:00am-1:00pm @ United Way Center:
Get in the holiday spirit this Second Saturday as we volunteer with The Cheer Fund! The Cheer Fund is coordinated by the City of Columbus Firemen, and their success depends on volunteer contributions to reach a monetary goal for the purchase of new toys, food, and clothing for underprivileged children in Bartholomew County. Join CYP as we help The Cheer Fund with toy sorting, boxing, cleaning and refurbishing used toys.
After volunteering we will head to Joe Willie’s for lunch and fun. Email Heather Gipson at heather@columbusyp.org to sign up.
IDENTITY THEFT: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW, BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE
Wednesday, December 5th, from 12:00-1:00PM at Columbus Visitors Center: Larry Nunn & Associates invites members and friends of CYP to attend a free information session about identity theft. Come enjoy a FREE lunch and learn about identity theft, your risk, how to detect a problem, and what to if your personal information is compromised. You can’t afford to miss this session.
REGISTER HERE Preregistration is required. Lunch will be provided. Email Brooke Hawkins with questions. brooke@columbusyp.org
DID YOU KNOW?
• Identity theft is when someone uses your personal information, such as your name and Social Security number or credit card number, without your permission, to commit fraud or other crimes.
• As many as 10 million Americans have their identities stolen each year.
• Young adults aged 20-39 collectively made up 45% of all identity theft victims in 2010.