KCYP Meet & Greet with Idaho State Legislative Candidate, Luke Malek, Tuesday February 7th | 5-7pm

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Dangerous Dogs Restaurant | 108 N 4TH Street, Coeur d’Alene, ID

Come and meet Luke Tuesday night!

The Kootenai County Young Professionals (KCYP) are excited to welcome you to a private, informal and fun ‘Meet & Greet’ with our very own board member, Luke Malek, as he seeks House Seat 4A in the Idaho Legislature.

Join us for drinks and samples of artisan sausages from Dangerous Dogs Restaurant  to learn more about Luke, his campaign, and how you can become involved. Show your support for Luke, stop by after work! 

Tuesday, February 7th from 5-7pm

Dangerous Dogs Restaurant | Downtown Coeur d’Alene   

Dangerous Dogs Restaurant 

Tickets include drinks, artisan sausages, and live music! 

$20 per individual | Advanced Tickets – RSVP to Ashley by Feb. 6th.
Pay in advance here –

$25 per individual | At the door

Feb. Tavern Talk: Board Training with Jeff Severs, Field Director – Northwestern Mutual Financial

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February Tavern Talk: Board of Directors Training with guest speaker

Jeff Severs
Jeff Severs, Field Director – Northwestern Mutual Financial

Wednesday, February 1st | 5:30-7:00pm
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Have you ever considered becoming a board member on a board of directors? Interested in learning how to become involved, find the right board, and what to expect on a board of directors? Then the KCYP Board of Director Training is for you! Join KCYP in welcoming Jeff Severs, Field Director for North Idaho with the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, talk to KCYP about the expectations, details, and benefits of joining a board of directors.

KCYP members interested in a position on the KCYP Board of Directors must declare candidacy by March 1st. KCYP Board Elections are held March 28th. For more details on KCYP board positions, email contactus@kcyp.org.

KCYP Members: Free
Non-KCYP Members: $10

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About Jeff Severs

Mr. Severs has a long track record of engaging to help small businesses start up and expand. He began his professional career as an acquisition/ technology officer in the United States Air Force, where he led a wide range of activities spanning work as a software engineer supporting radar processing applications to development and fielding of the Global Positioning System.  Mr. Severs’ also served as a staffer in the U.S. Senate and on the staff of the Secretary of the Air Force in a congressional liaison role. In his final Air Force assignment, he managed a $1 Billion program to develop, test, and manufacture precision weapon systems.

After leaving the Air Force, Mr. Severs was President and Chief Executive Officer of SprayCool, a venture-backed, high-growth technology & manufacturing company with operations in Washington state, California, Kansas, and Washington DC.  During his 7-year tenure, he oversaw expansion of the company’s government business from a $3 Million / 30-person operation to just under $50 Million and 300 people. In addition, he secured $25 Million in venture funding to finance a new commercial data center market penetration strategy. The company was recognized for its significant revenue growth (greater than 600% 2002 – 2005), including being selected as an “Inc 500″ company in 2005. After departing SprayCool, Mr. Severs managed a 30-person not-for-profit economic development operation focused on expansion of existing businesses and recruiting of new businesses to the Inland Northwest.

 Mr. Severs is a graduate of the University of Georgia, the Air Force Institute of Technology, the Defense Systems Management College, and the Stanford Executive Program. He was also selected as a Congressional Fellow, subsequently graduating from the Brookings Institute’s Legislative Fellows program followed by a position in the U.S. Senate.  Mr. Severs currently serves on eight boards spanning both not-for-profit and private sector organizations.

He is currently the Field Director for North Idaho with the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, a newly-expanded operation delivering financial services to a wide range of businesses / industries as well as the personal markets throughout the Inland Northwest.

January 25th Welcome to KCYP: Membership Meeting @ CDA Chamber Conference Room | 12-1pm

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This meeting is open to all new and current KCYP members looking to spend a quick lunch learning more about KCYP.

Find out more details on your membership and how to become actively involved with the group. Bring your own lunch and join members! What is KCYP planning, how you can get involved, and an opportunity to give feedback to your board of directors.

New member meetings held quarterly. RSVP to Ashley at ashleyp@kcyp.org.

January 11th Tavern Talk: Health & Wellness

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January Tavern Talk: Health & Wellness “The Truth About Fitness” with guest speaker

Holly Childers, M.S.
Holly Childers, M.S

Wednesday, January 11 | 5:30-7:00pm
Pilgrims Organic Market – 1316 N. 4th Street, CDA, ID

It’s the start of a new year and a great time to get focused on health and fitness! 

Join KCYP in welcoming Holly Childers, M.S. with her focus on “The Truth About Fitness.”  Holly’s presentation will address the myths and marketing of fitness as well as how to be the most efficient and effective with your own fitness and health, and how to positively affect the fitness and health of those that you work with.    Event begins promptly at 6pm with a Q&A session.

KCYP Members: Free
Non-KCYP Members: $10

All KCYP events are open to the public. Attend an event and invite a friend!

Effective Communication Workshop: Wednesday, Dec. 7th

We all know how to communicate, it’s integrated in our day to day interaction with each other. Extra pointers, fine tuning, and deeper insight are ways we can update our communication data bank.

Join KCYP in welcoming Effective Life Management Coach, Tim Ward, in a a 90 minute interactive, fun talk that helps us to understand ourselves and others languages.

Why? To improve our ability to communicate with each other. So that we become more effective in our lives at work and at home!

Event Registration Fee: $15
[Includes food & beverage from Bardenay Restaurant]

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Space is limited and advanced registration is required.
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For additional details and to register, visit:

http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=qp4hf8cab&oeidk=a07e5b6r4vc3a129c6b

KCYP: In the Community & Connecting Professionals!

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As we near the end of 2011, most of us reflect on what the year covered. The Kootenai County Young Professionals (KCYP) have been doing the same! Our group has over 90 members in 2011. Those members socialized, networked, volunteered, … Continue reading