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Volunteer:
Big Event for Little Kids
Volunteers are
being sought to help with a booth at the Big Event for
Little Kids. We will be helping children decorate career
hats to wear home. The event is Saturday, April 12th.
Volunteer time slots include 8:30-11:00, 11:00-2:00 and
2:00-4:30. We'll need no more than three volunteers per
shift and you may volunteer for more than one shift. If
interested, please contact
Brian Johnson,
Current Program Manager at 593-3408.
How to Work a Room
Ever get tongue
tied, nervous or freeze up in social situations? Do you wish
you could be one of those people who can walk into a room of
strangers and leave with new business leads and even a few
new friends? Then you can't afford to miss
this presentation!
Join Diane
Roundy, Director of Business Development for Schenck
Business Solutions as she presents, "How To Work A Room."
Diane will discuss networking basics and address how to meet
key people, hold lively conversations with strangers and
obtain leads.
Networking is
such an important part of all our professional lives,
wouldn't it be great for someone to show you how to do it
right and with success? Don't shy away from social settings,
learn to make the most of them. You're encouraged to bring
your friends and coworkers to this presentation at Rock
Garden on Tuesday, April 22nd at 5:00. It will be well worth
your time!
Breakin' it down:
Who: Diane Roundy, director of business development, Schenck
Business Solutions
What: How to Work a Room
When: Tuesday, April 22, 2008, 5:00-6:00 Registration & Hors
d'oeuvres, 6:00-7:00 Presentation
Where: Rock Garden, 1951 Bond Street, Green Bay
Cost to Attend: $15 includes unlimited hors d'oeuvres.
Participants will be billed in advance. Cancellations after
72 hours prior to the event will be due and payable.
RSVP to Brian
Johnson, Current Program Manager at 593-3408
2009 Regional Event
Green
Bay will be hosting the young professionals regional event
in spring of 2009. We are currently looking for volunteers
to assist with the planning of this event. Our four
subcommittees include Marketing & Public Relations, Sponsor
Relations, Speakers & Sessions and Event Planning. This is
an ad hoc appointment that will last for one year. If you're
interested in serving on one of the four subcommittees or
would like to learn more, contact
Brian Johnson,
Current Program Manager at 593-3408.
Click Here for a list of the committee responsibilities.
Call for Speaker
Nominations
As hosts for
Leaderfest in 2009, we are currently soliciting nominations
for keynote speakers. If you have a recommendation on who
you would like to hear speak next spring, tell us about it.
Contact
Crystal Heckel, Leaderfest '09 Speakers & Sessions
committee chair.
Live First,
Work Second Book Discussion
 Our
April Read to Lead session will be the book Live
First, Work Second. This book can be ordered
directly from the author's web site at
www.nextgenerationconsulting.com. Rebecca Ryan, author of Live First, Work Second
has been at the forefront of the young professional movement
and consults on a variety to topics including how to create
attractive communities, how to attract young professionals
and how employers can create work environments that young
professionals want to be part of.
Member Profile: Peter
Weiss
 I
moved to the Green Bay area when I was in third grade and
lived here until I went to college. I went to Marquette for
a year and then finished my education at UW-Madison with
degrees in History and Religious Studies. When my wife and
I found out we were having a baby we immediately decided to
move back to Green Bay to be closer to our family and the
community we grew up in. I spent a year in youth ministry
at a local parish before taking a position as a personal
banker at Nicolet National Bank in September 2006. I
currently serve as Current's Vice Chair.
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