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norajohnson  In 2009, we move into the second year of the IAEE Young Professionals Committee and the Young Professionals Web-Lounge. 

To all of you who participated, or tapped into the thoughts and discussions shared this past year, thank you.  We hope you continue to find this web-lounge to be a great resource and forum for your own thoughts and ideas.

Undoubtedly, 2009 brings with it challenges and opportunities we’ve not been exposed to in the past.   As professionals across the world are moved to the beginning of the career/job curve, young professionals are finding themselves shoulder to shoulder with seasoned professionals in terms of focus and developmental and opportunity needs. 

This year, our committee will continue to work toward identifying young professionals in the industry and toward recommending educational, networking and other programs that will contribute to professional development.

As mentioned earlier, 2009 will bring new opportunities.  This is the time to shine.  It is the time to find opportunities to learn and grow as a professional, to show your capability and value on both small and large projects, and to think strategically in everything you do so that you work efficiently and effectively.  Now is the time that while we acknowledge the value and gift of the individual, we must focus on the stability and strength of the organization – and of the industry as a whole. 

We wish you well in the year to come and we invite you to share your observations, experiences and thoughts in this web-lounge.

 All the best,

Nora Johnson

Chair, Young Professionals Committee

International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE)

 

headshot071.jpgAs the Chair of the newly formed 2008 Young Professionals Committee I want to welcome you to the Young Professionals Web-Lounge -

The needs of young professionals are much different than are those of experienced veterans. In many associations the bias favors those who have achieved a level of career path development often at the expense of young professionals.

The objectives of IAEE’s Young Professionals Committee are to provide focus on the needs of those who are at the beginning of their career paths. And, to develop programs and benefits that are especially valuable to those in career ascendancy and to provide a social and professional support network for this important segment of IAEE members.

We entreat you to participate as much as possible, you can make a substantial difference to our industry as a Young Professional. Please contact me with any ideas you may have or if you need assistance in your Career endeavors.

Have a great day!

Jeanavive Marie Janssen (Gen X/Y Cusper)

YP IAEE Chai, Vice Chair IAEE NCC

Event Productions Inc (GSC)
Director of Sales
jeanavive@eventproductions.com
phone: 415-254-0732

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  • 1. Nettie Seaberry  |  August 22, 2008 at 7:43 am

    Ms. janseen,

    I am the bot the Director of the Minority Business Information Center and Volunteer Coordinator for a non-profit organization in NY. My colleague who is our Director Conference shared an email with me from her listserv which had a response from you about your organization.

    This year we our annual conference will be held in Las Vegas, and I am recruiting for volunteers to help with the conference. Would you have a contact in the Las Vegas area that I can contact to help with my recruitment efforts? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

    Sincerely,

    Nettie Seaberry
    Director, MBIC/
    Volunteer Coordinator
    National Minority Supplier Development Council
    1040 Avenue of the Americas
    New York, NY 10018
    212-730-6390
    212-730-6391 (Fax)

    Reply

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