Grand Valley Young Professionals

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5.22.12
Conversation with Tim Ray
12pm-1pm
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6.7.12
YP After Hours
5pm-7pm

7.3.12
3rd of July Fireworks

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YP After Hours

Monthly YP After Hours, typically the first Thursday of each month, are a great opportunity to make new connections. We meet to mingle from 5 to 7pm at a different location each month.

YP After Hours are FREE for members ($5 for everyone else).

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Conversations

‘Conversations’ is a monthly Grand Valley Young Professionals program in which a CEO or community leader comes to talk to GVYP during a breakfast or lunch. This is an opportunity for young professionals to learn the different paths people take to reach the pinnacle of their careers.

Globe and MailNATO Secretary General Will Lay Out AgendaNBC ChicagoSetting the stage for the official NATO Summit, the Secretary General's speech to young professionals will be his first on-the-record event before more than fifty heads of state converge on Chicago. Hosted by the Atlantic Council and The Chicago ...Protesters need[…]
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The Business DeskPhotos: Aktar Islam named Birmingham Young Professional of the YearThe Birmingham PostOne of Birmingham's leading restaurateurs has become the latest winner of the Birmingham Young Professional of the Year title. Aktar Islam, 32, chef director at Lasan restaurant, was given the title at an awards event held at[…]
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Future Commission seeking to attract professional talent to BirminghamThe Birmingham Postby Alun Thorne How Birmingham can attract and retain the best young professionals – rather than them finding themselves in the city by accident – is set to be the subject of a major new study. The Future Commission, which[…]
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