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Showing posts with label MCC YPs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MCC YPs. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
A Silver Plated Affair by MCCYPS & Silver Lining Society
A Silver Plated Affair by
MCCYPS & Silver Lining Society
Join us for a night of networking with the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals and the Silver Lining Society. Enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres provided by Philippe, cupcakes by Sweet Melissa & enter the chance to win one of the fabulous raffle prizes. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Hope & Heroes Children Cancer Fund at Columbia University Medical Center.
Philippe Chow NYC
33 East 60th Street
New York, NY 10065
$30 Per Ticket
Thursday, December 1, 2011
A Silver Plated Affair by MCCYPS & Silver Lining Society
A Silver Plated Affair by
MCCYPS & Silver Lining Society
Join us for a night of networking with the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals and the Silver Lining Society. Enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres provided by Philippe, cupcakes by Sweet Melissa & enter the chance to win one of the fabulous raffle prizes. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Hope & Heroes Children Cancer Fund at Columbia University Medical Center.
Philippe Chow NYC
33 East 60th Street
New York, NY 10065
$30 Per Ticket
Monday, October 31, 2011
General Meeting
General Meeting
Monday - November 21, 2011
Monday - November 21, 2011
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Place: 101 Park Avenue (at 40th Street)
24th Floor
New York, NY
24th Floor
New York, NY
Please join us for our General Meeting. We will be discussing our upcoming events and meetings.
We are working on teaming up with our committees and value your input.
There will also be an opportunity for networking.
The meeting is free to attend but registration is required due to building security.
EVERYONE WHO WISHES TO ATTEND MUST REGISTER NO LATER THAN MONDAY November 18, 2011 @ 3 PM.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
A Night of Networking with Young Professionals
When: October 11, 2011
Time: 6:30pm until 8:30pm
Where: Union Bar, 50 E 17th St between Broadway & Park Ave
Make New Contacts - Gain Professional Networking Insights - Grow Your Business
Join us and share the experience of being a Young Professional in Manhattan.
Drink Specials.
Friday, September 16, 2011
General Meeting
Join us for our General Meeting. We will be discussing our upcoming events and meetings. We are working on teaming up with our committees and value your input. There will also be an opportunity for networking.
Everyone who wishes to attend must RSVP prior to the meeting.
When: September 21, 2011
Where: 101 Park Ave--24th Floor NY, NY
Everyone who wishes to attend must RSVP prior to the meeting.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
A Night of Networking with the MCC Young Professionals and Women's Business Committees
Date: September 14, 2011
Time: 6:30pm until 8:30pm
Uncle Jack's Steakhouse
440 9th Ave (@34th St)
New York, NY
Please come to this fun evening networking event hosted by Uncle Jack's Steakhouse.
If you are a NYC business owner or professional come out to make new contacts and grow your business in this informal business networking event.
Light Hors d’ouerves - Drink Specials - Cash Bar.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Should AG Candidates Tell The Truth? - Based on the MCC YP Forum Events
The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Committee helped to promote an event where three of the New York Democratic Attorney General Candidates participated in an open forum, and journalist Greg David moderated the event.
Today, David released a piece on Crain's New York Business, based on the events of the forum held on August 24th. Namely, he questioned Richard Brodsky, who sat on the panel on that evening.
Please take a look at the article. The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Committee is pleased to have been part of this event.
Today, David released a piece on Crain's New York Business, based on the events of the forum held on August 24th. Namely, he questioned Richard Brodsky, who sat on the panel on that evening.
Please take a look at the article. The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Committee is pleased to have been part of this event.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
MCC YPs Profile: Sean Coffey, New York Democratic Attorney General Candidate
The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Committee is hosting a Night with the New York Democratic Attorney General Candidates on Tuesday, August 24. The event is free for all committee members, and $15 for non-members. Please tell a friend!
The evening will be moderated by Greg David of the CUNY School of Journalism, and will feature three candidates: Richard Brodsky, Sean Coffey and Eric Dinallo.
Sean Coffey was born in the Bronx in 1956 to Irish immigrant parents. His father, John, was a union carpenter, and his mother, Mary, was a homemaker. To help pay for his education in parochial school, Sean followed in his father’s footsteps and worked as a carpenter’s apprentice, including working on the construction of the World Trade Center.
Sean graduated with merit from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1978. As a Navy officer, he was selected to serve as the personal military assistant to the vice president. After completing his active service, Sean continued to serve for an additional 18 years in the Navy Reserve. Sean retired as a Navy Captain in 2004 with several military decorations.
While working at the Pentagon and in the White House, Sean attended Georgetown University Law Center at night from which he graduated magna cum laude in 1987. In 1991, Sean was sworn in as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. Sean eventually returned to private legal practice, and in 2005, was dubbed “Wall Street’s New Nemesis,” as the lead attorney in the WorldCom securities case. He helped to recover over $6 billion for thousands of investors, including the New York State Common Retirement Fund, and in a historic first, required the key wrongdoers to contribute from their personal funds.
Sean and his wife of more than twenty years, Anne Churchill, live in Westchester County with their children Kate, Cameron, and Conor.
The evening will be moderated by Greg David of the CUNY School of Journalism, and will feature three candidates: Richard Brodsky, Sean Coffey and Eric Dinallo.
Sean Coffey was born in the Bronx in 1956 to Irish immigrant parents. His father, John, was a union carpenter, and his mother, Mary, was a homemaker. To help pay for his education in parochial school, Sean followed in his father’s footsteps and worked as a carpenter’s apprentice, including working on the construction of the World Trade Center.
Sean graduated with merit from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1978. As a Navy officer, he was selected to serve as the personal military assistant to the vice president. After completing his active service, Sean continued to serve for an additional 18 years in the Navy Reserve. Sean retired as a Navy Captain in 2004 with several military decorations.
While working at the Pentagon and in the White House, Sean attended Georgetown University Law Center at night from which he graduated magna cum laude in 1987. In 1991, Sean was sworn in as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. Sean eventually returned to private legal practice, and in 2005, was dubbed “Wall Street’s New Nemesis,” as the lead attorney in the WorldCom securities case. He helped to recover over $6 billion for thousands of investors, including the New York State Common Retirement Fund, and in a historic first, required the key wrongdoers to contribute from their personal funds.
Sean and his wife of more than twenty years, Anne Churchill, live in Westchester County with their children Kate, Cameron, and Conor.
MCC YPs Profile: Eric Dinallo, New York Democratic Attorney General Candidate
The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Committee is hosting a Night with the New York Democratic Attorney General Candidates on Tuesday, August 24. The event is free for all committee members, and $15 for non-members. Please tell a friend!
The evening will be moderated by Greg David of the CUNY School of Journalism, and will feature three candidates: Richard Brodsky, Sean Coffey and Eric Dinallo.
Eric Dinallo began as an Assistant District Attorney in the Manhattan D.A.’s office under Robert Morgenthau. He went after repeat felony offenders and put violent criminals behind bars. He took on enterprise corruption and aggressively prosecuted some of the state’s first insider trading cases. As an Assistant Attorney General, Eric led the Investor Protection Bureau and prosecuted fraud and abuse on Wall Street. He resurrected the decades-old Martin Act to investigate conflicts of interest that took advantage of average investors. The groundbreaking casework resulted in the $1.4 billion settlement from the nation’s largest financial firms, including Merrill Lynch, Citigroup and Bear Sterns. The case also secured important reforms to protect consumers and prevent the abuses from happening again and helped to transform the Attorney General’s office into the powerhouse it is today.
As Managing Director of Global Regulatory Affairs at Morgan Stanley, and the General Counsel at Willis Group Holdings, Eric led internal reviews and audits to certify that the firms complied with regulations to protect customers, acting as an internal watchdog and ensuring that companies played by the rules and treated their customers fairly.
Most recently, as the New York State Superintendent of Insurance, Eric developed a reputation for being what the New York Times called a “regulator not stymied by red tape.” He was responsible for regulating and investigating insurance companies – from auto to life to health – and took his watchdog approach to examine how they treated policyholders. He co-chaired New York’s Universal Health Insurance Task Force, provided access to health insurance for 400,000 uninsured New Yorkers and extended insurance benefits to same-sex couples. And when the nation faced its biggest economic challenge in a generation, Eric played a key role in addressing the global financial crisis by making sure that AIG’s policyholders were protected.
The evening will be moderated by Greg David of the CUNY School of Journalism, and will feature three candidates: Richard Brodsky, Sean Coffey and Eric Dinallo.
Eric Dinallo began as an Assistant District Attorney in the Manhattan D.A.’s office under Robert Morgenthau. He went after repeat felony offenders and put violent criminals behind bars. He took on enterprise corruption and aggressively prosecuted some of the state’s first insider trading cases. As an Assistant Attorney General, Eric led the Investor Protection Bureau and prosecuted fraud and abuse on Wall Street. He resurrected the decades-old Martin Act to investigate conflicts of interest that took advantage of average investors. The groundbreaking casework resulted in the $1.4 billion settlement from the nation’s largest financial firms, including Merrill Lynch, Citigroup and Bear Sterns. The case also secured important reforms to protect consumers and prevent the abuses from happening again and helped to transform the Attorney General’s office into the powerhouse it is today.
As Managing Director of Global Regulatory Affairs at Morgan Stanley, and the General Counsel at Willis Group Holdings, Eric led internal reviews and audits to certify that the firms complied with regulations to protect customers, acting as an internal watchdog and ensuring that companies played by the rules and treated their customers fairly.
Most recently, as the New York State Superintendent of Insurance, Eric developed a reputation for being what the New York Times called a “regulator not stymied by red tape.” He was responsible for regulating and investigating insurance companies – from auto to life to health – and took his watchdog approach to examine how they treated policyholders. He co-chaired New York’s Universal Health Insurance Task Force, provided access to health insurance for 400,000 uninsured New Yorkers and extended insurance benefits to same-sex couples. And when the nation faced its biggest economic challenge in a generation, Eric played a key role in addressing the global financial crisis by making sure that AIG’s policyholders were protected.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Welcome to the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Blog!
The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Committee's (YPC) goals are to provide useful resources for young professionals (21-35 years old) while creating a sustainable and viable environment in Manhattan where young professionals can excel and grow.
If you are an entrepreneur, small business owner or simply looking to make business connections while climbing the corporate ladder, our group may be of value to you. Please visit our website for more information.
If you are an entrepreneur, small business owner or simply looking to make business connections while climbing the corporate ladder, our group may be of value to you. Please visit our website for more information.
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