Jackson County Young Professionals luncheon is July 16

Courtesy-Jackson County Young Professionals

SEYMOUR, Ind. - The Jackson County Young Professionals (JCYP) is having a lunch social on Thursday, July 16, from noon to 1 p.m., at Schwatzer's Restaurant, 113 Indianapolis Ave., in Seymour. 

JCYP, which is affiliated with the Jackson County Chamber, is seeking new individuals to join and invites you to the luncheon. You can register here

The casual lunch meeting is for members and interested young professionals (ages 21-40) to grab a bite, chat, and build career connections. 

The Jackson County Young Professionals program serves as a platform for the next generation of leaders to volunteer, network, and advance their careers.

Learn more, view the JCYP calendar, or sign up through the Jackson County Chamber JCYP Page.

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