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The Valley Young Professionals (VYP), a program of the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, is designed for up and coming young professionals ages 25-39. The VYP program is designed to create the next generation of Phoenix leaders by informing and educating them on important issues facing the local community. 

The VYP meets monthly, connecting entrepreneurs and business professionals with a credible network to help them grow and develop professionally. As a member of the VYP network, you will have access to networking opportunities, educational seminars, behind the scenes tours and volunteer projects. 

 

VYP Monthly Newsletter

07/10/2012: Take Me Out to the Ballgame

06/12/2012: Learn from the Valley's Top Young Execs

05/08/2012: Check Out Today's Tips on Dealing with Stress

04/10/2012: Eleven Books That Will Hold Your Interest and Help Your Career

03/13/2012: Check Out Aaron Studebaker's Cool Job at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick

02/14/2012: Register for the St. Joseph's Hospital Tour

01/10/2012: Don't Miss the Upcoming CEO Panel

 

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Videos

My Cool Job: David Chavez, Casino Arizona/Talking Stick Resort

My Cool Job: Aaron Studebaker, Salt River Fields at Talking Stick Resort 

 

VYP in the News

Are you a member of the VYP who has been recently highlighted? Send your contact information along with a link to your story to Amber Back at aback [at] phoenixchamber [dot] com.

VYP Board Member Nate Anderson's company Ear Candy Charity in Phoenix Business Journal: Ear Candy Raising Money for Online Instrument Drive

 

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