The Menomonie Area Young Professionals support the growth and development of 18 to 39-year-olds living or working in the Menomonie area. The Young Professionals targets emerging leaders, anyone can participate in their hosted programs & events.
The Young Professionals engage, educate, and empower participants to be collaborative leaders and effective business professionals who shape the future of our community. They offer professional development, philanthropic efforts, social activities, and business connections that will benefit them for years to come. A community influenced by young professionals is a community that can attract and retain them!
"The Young Professionals Steering Committee has been a game-changer for my banking career! The networking events have deepened my professional relationships and I’ve met many amazing people who’ve become clients, colleagues, and friends. Thanks to this committee, my banking career has skyrocketed, and I’ve learned that when you connect with local business enthusiasts, success is simply a matter of time!"
– Haleigh Carr, Assistant Vice President at Peoples State Bank
Network with young professionals who are eager to connect, collaborate, and cultivate meaningful relationships. Enjoy light refreshments and learn from networking experts.
Seasoned leaders are invited to attend to share their expertise!
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a freelancer, or a motivated professional climbing the corporate ladder, our community offers opportunities for growth and development. Forge lasting connections with like-minded peers who share your passion for success.
How Do Young Professionals Participate?
The Menomonie Area Young Professionals offers multiple ways to be involved. The first opportunity is to attend one of the Young Professionals events. We encourage you to bring your colleagues!
The second opportunity is to serve on the steering committee which meets monthly and plans all of the Young Professionals events.
Why is Menomonie Young Professionals Important to Local Business?
- Retention – help your employees form bonds with other professionals and their community.
- Development – help your employees grow as leaders and assets to your organization.
- Branding – participate in and promote Young Professionals events to your employees to get your business name out in the community.
How Can Your Business Support Menomonie Young Professionals?
- Promotion – Encourage your employees to participate in Young Professionals events
- Participation – Participate in our variety of events put on each year by the Young Professionals Committee
- Sponsorship – Support the Menomonie Young Professionals by becoming a sponsor. Monetary support is used to support the programming offerings.
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