Ohio Young Professionals Weekend: "The Impact of YPs in Ohio" Panel

You are invited to a special state-wide networking panel event as part of the Ohio Young Professionals Weekend.

The CYP CLUB is hosting the annual event here in Columbus for Ohio-based YPO presidents and board members to connect and share best practices from August 27th through 29th. As a member of the CYP CLUB, we'd like to offer YOU the opportunity to attend the Saturday afternoon Networking Panel for FREE!

The topic will be "The Impact of YPs in Ohio," and we've assembled a panel of leaders from across Ohio representing Government, Business, Non-Profit and Media to offer their perspective.

The Panelists:
• Janet E. Jackson, President & CEO at United Way of Central Ohio
• David Bentkowski, Mayor of Seven Hills, OH and Author of "The Power of the Proclamation"
• Michelle Wilson, Executive Director of the Grandview Area Chamber of Commerce
• Alexis Perrone Dicken, Marketing Coordinator for Columbus Alive!
• David Smith, Executive Director of the Graduate Programs Office at Ohio State University's Fisher College of Business

The panel will be co-moderated by Derek Grosso, President of the CYP CLUB, and Vanessa Van Atta of United Way's Young Leadership Group.

The event will be hosted at the Hilton Columbus at Easton in the Regent Ballroom. The attire is "weekend business casual" (polo shirt, blouse, slacks/shorts).

Please RSVP below if you'd like to attend this exciting one-hour session as our guest or email leadership@cypclub.com if you have any questions about this event.

About the Ohio Young Professionals Weekend: Dedicated to Networking, Collaboration, and Fun, the annual Ohio Young Professionals Weekend offers presidents and board members of Ohio-based YPOs (Young Professional Organizations) several unique opportunities to grow their organizations and enhance networking capabilities across the state of Ohio. The event was created in an effort to help the various YP organizations of Ohio learn from each other, share best practices, and network with state-wide peers.

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