"A year ago, the Times chronicled the exodus of the Cape's younger population as part of a multiday series called "Generation Exit."
Despite the hordes of young people fleeing the Cape because of a lack of jobs and affordable housing, some native Cape Codders under the age of 40 are bucking the trend by returning to the Cape after living elsewhere."
"Britain's Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) said it uncovered a worrying trend of "nature starvation" among young Britons when it conducted a study to find out just how important it is for people to connect with the natural world.
The survey of 1,000 people found that only about a third (37 percent) of under 35s feel connected to the natural world, compared with more than half (55 percent) of those aged over 35."
"While retirement plan options are becoming easier to understand and more accessible, area financial planners say young professionals still need to take time to research and understand their investment choices and risk thresholds."
"It started as the simple dream of seven young black professionals who wanted to develop an organization that would help individuals excel in their careers..."
"Conventional wisdom says that young people - tech-savvy, individualistic, over-scheduled - aren't joiners. But nonprofits and service organizations aren't listening. Instead, they are ramping up efforts to attract young people to their cause with new groups, events and marketing. Read more
Young, involved regional leaders want other young professionals to know that you don’t have to leave town to thrive. There are many opportunities for us here in St. Louis. From arts and culture to community service, diversity initiatives to professional development and networking, there is something for everyone to connect with.Read more
BEAN is a young professionals organization with lofty goals. BEAN seeks to connect busy people with professional backgrounds through Leadership, Friendship, and Service. Based, originally, out of Seattle, BEAN is rapidly expanding to many major U.S. and international cities.
Young Professionals of Chicago (YPC), a non-profit, all volunteer organization, is dedicated to building a better Chicago. We are made up of motivated, energetic young professionals certain to become the community's future leaders. YPC encourages members to get involved and make a difference by becoming active participants in the professional, civic and social aspects of their city.
The CYP CLUB (Columbus Young Professionals Club) is a Columbus, Ohio based organization focused on providing social, cultural, philanthropic, athletic, and career networking opportunities for Columbus-area professionals in their twenties, thirties, and early forties, including graduate-level college students and others wishing to join. All members are between the ages of 21-45 and basic membership is free, as are many of our events and offerings.