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SUMMARY:Family Confections & Connections | Meet Me In My Community
DESCRIPTION:Family Confections & Connections | Meet Me In My Community\n	\n			July 18\n	  @\n10:30 am\n	  –\n11:30 am \nMeet Me in My Community is a free five-month program designed to strengthen family bonds while broadening children’s understanding of diverse career pathways within their local community. Through monthly interactive events hosted at locally owned businesses\, families will engage in hands-on learning experiences that demystify various professions and celebrate the essential role each plays in our community’s vitality. \nJoin us at DHI Sweet Street for an interactive tour and learn through play experience. \n					\n									REGISTER TODAY\n					 \n\n	DHI Sweet Street\n\n1730 13th Ave N Ste 2\n		\n		Grand Forks\,\n	ND\n	58203\n	United States\n\n\n	\n	Add to calendar	\n		\n	\n \n\n\n	Google Calendar\n\n\n	iCalendar\n\n\n	Outlook 365\n\n\n	Outlook Live\n\n\n\n	Categories:\n		Community Event\, GGFYP Event\, Meet Me in My Community	 \n\n	Tags:\n		\n	mmimc \n\n\n\n\n				Family Gears & Careers | Meet Me In My Community	\n\n\n	\n		2026 Regional Summit			\n\n\n\n\n			        Oct\n			        13\n			        \n    Murder Mystery Social: A Killer Way to Connect\n                \n                6:00 pm - 8:00 pm\n				\n			        Oct\n			        22\n			        \n    Monthly Member Social\n                \n                5:30 pm - 7:30 pm\n				\n			        Oct\n			        22\n			        \n    Know Your Ballot: Be an Informed Young Professional\n                \n                5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
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LOCATION:DHI Sweet Street\, 1730 13th Ave N Ste 2\, Grand Forks\, ND\, 58203\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,GGFYP Event,Meet Me in My Community
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SUMMARY:2026 Young Professional Regional Summit
DESCRIPTION:Young Professionals Regional Summit\nJuly 28-29\, 2026 | Alerus Center\, Grand Forks\, ND\nThe Greater Grand Forks Young Professionals (GGFYP) are proud to announce the Young Professionals Regional Summit\, set for July 28–29\, 2026 at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks\, ND. This is the first Regional Summit hosted by GGFYP since 2021. Designed to inspire\, educate\, and connect young professionals from across the region\, the Summit will welcome attendees from Greater Grand Forks\, Fargo\, Bismarck\, Minnesota\, and beyond.\n					\n									summit Program\n					\n					\n									BUY TICKETS TODAY!\n					 \nLIVE. GROW. LEAD.\n\n The two-day event will feature a diverse lineup of keynote speakers\, breakout sessions\, & networking opportunities\, all tailored to empower attendees to:\n\n\nLive –  Make the most of their location and integrate themselves into their community.\nGrow – Gain skills\, insights\, and strategies to advance professionally in the region.\nLead – Learn how to make a meaningful impact in their workplace and community.\n\nTHE SUMMIT WILL INCLUDE \n		Collaborative breakout sessionsKeynote presentations with leaders from the upper midwestExciting excursions in award-winning downtown Grand Forks		 \nLEARN SKILLS THAT WILL HELP YOU (& YOUR ORGANIZATION)\n\nTrain to be a strong and skilled leaderConnect with professionals across the regionInstill the importance of community and civic involvementInspire more engaged and motivated young employeesDiscover new ways of doing things within your industryPromote your company brand amongst future leaders\n\nAGENDA\nTuesday\, July 28\nFull Day Conference & Night Social in Town Square\nWednesday\, July 29\nHalf Day Conference & Summit After Party\nkeynote speakers\n																														 \nMegan langley\nMegan Langley is the Founder and Executive Director of Strengthen ND. Ms. Langley is a 2014 Bush Foundation Fellow\, 2020 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Social Impact Strategy\, and an alumnus of the Harvard-Kennedy School of Government’s Leadership in the 21st Century Program (2016)\, Women & Power Program (2023)\, and the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana State University. Ms. Langley currently holds several state-based positions related to rural placemaking and economic and community development\, including positions on the North Dakota Economic Development Foundation Board of Directors and North Dakota Rural Development Council. \nIn addition to working across North Dakota\, Ms. Langley is a member of the board of directors of Arts Midwest\, Prairie Public\, and former member of the National Endowment for the Arts’ Steering Committee\, which provides guidance to the Citizens’ Institute on Rural Design (CIRD)\, and The Rockefeller Foundation’s Food Systems Game Changers Lab. Most recently\, Ms. Langley was appointed to the Federal Reserve Board’s Community Advisory Council. Ms. Langley has also earned several awards for her work\, including the Woman of Impact award from the North Dakota Women’s Network (2022) and a Leading Lady of North Dakota (2021) from the North Dakota Women’s Business Center.  \n																														 \nautumn Ricke\nAutumn Ricke is the Marketing Operations Manager at Pinnacle Marketing Group and serves as Vice Chair of the Bemidji Area Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Network. Equal parts creative thinker and analytical problem solver\, she’s passionate about helping people work smarter—not harder—through process improvement\, innovation\, and practical AI.  \nA frequent speaker at conferences across the country\, Autumn enjoys translating emerging technology into relatable\, real-world strategies that professionals can put to work immediately. When she’s not streamlining workflows or exploring the latest AI tools\, you’ll likely find her adding another houseplant to her collection and enjoying life in northern Minnesota. \n																														 \nkelsey Buell\nKelsey is an authentic and enthusiastic team builder. She is also an accomplished violinist and singer having performed in front of audiences as large as 15\,000. She has given hundreds of presentations on goal setting\, preventing burnout\, stress management\, and leadership skills. As a former corporate recruiter\, she conducted over 2\,000 candidate interviews.  \nAnd through her experience\, she uncovered the fact that many people are disengaged in their jobs. This led to her strong passion for training and development. She sees the value in investing in yourself and your team. Kelsey’s goal is to help you discover ways to flourish in all areas of your life – both personally and professionally. She founded You Flourish Company as a way to invest deeply in those throughout her community of Fargo and beyond. She specializes in helping working moms find ways to balance their personal and professional lives through speaking\, group coaching\, and courses. \n												Tuesday\, July 28 \nREGISTRATION AND BREAKFAST   7:30 – 8:30 a.m.\nWELCOME AND KEYNOTE #1   8:30 – 9:00 a.m. \nBUILDING MEANINGFUL CAREERS AND LIVES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES\nRural communities create unique environments where relationships\, collaboration\, and purpose drive success. This session explores how embracing rural strengths enhances both career development and personal fulfillment.Keynote Speaker: Megan Langley\, Founder and Executive Director of Strengthen ND\nBREAKOUT SESSIONS #1   9:00 – 10:15 a.m.\n TRACK 1 – LIVE\nConnecting Locally: Building Professional Networks in Smaller Cities\nIn rural or small-urban communities\, networking is personal\, relational\, and often long-term. This session explores how engaging locally\, showing up consistently\, and building trust can open doors professionally and strengthen community ties.Speaker: Erica Dunsen\, Administrative Director at Jersey Mikes Subs; Jenny Johnson\, Story Maker Success Manager\, Tellwell Story Co.; Setareh Campion\, Director of Programs\, Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce\nTRACK 2 – GROW\nIntentional Growth: Mindset\, Self-Leadership\, and the Power of Daily Choices\nWhat you think\, practice\, and repeat shapes who you become. This panel focuses on how  intentional mindset\, self-leadership\, and small daily  actions compound into meaningful personal and  professional growth..Speakers: Annie Wood\, Chief of Staff\, Tellwell Story Co.; Mathias Ingman\, Leadership Speaker & Growth Strategist at Ignite Growth & Development\nTRACK 3 – LEAD\nSay It Better: Growing Confidence in Providing Feedback and Resolving Conflict\nHow we communicate during moments of tension defines our effectiveness as leaders. This session examines feedback\, conflict resolution\, and mindset tools that help professionals communicate clearly\, respond intentionally\, and build stronger teams.Speakers: Nicholas Flom\, UAS Account and Portfolio Director\, Thales USA; Brooke Tofte\, Account Executive at Anchor Marketing\, Jeff Beck\, Senior Director of Online at The University of Mary\nNETWORKING BREAK   10:15 – 10:45 a.m.\nBREAKOUT SESSIONS #2   10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. \n TRACK 1 – LIVE\nServing Beyond Your Title: Leadership in Advocacy and Community Organizations\nAdvocacy and community leadership require collaboration\, trust\, and commitment. This panel highlights how individuals can contribute meaningfully through boards and community organizations while strengthening the places they live and work.Speakers: Amber Flynn\, Owner/Realtor at Grand Real Estate and Member of the Grand Forks Public School Board; Barry Wilfahrt\, President & CEO at The Chamber Grand Forks East Grand Forks\n TRACK 2 – GROW\nTime Management Matters: Strategies for Focusing\, Setting Priorities\, and Creating Smarter Systems\nHow you structure your day shapes how effective you are at work. This panel highlights practical strategies for managing time\, maintaining focus\, and creating routines that support productivity and longer-term growth.Speakers: Melissa Thury\, Business Coach at Balance & Businesses with Melissa; John Friend\, Human Resources Manager\, PS Industries\n TRACK 3 – LEAD\nEntrepreneurship In Action: Lessons From the Real World\nThis panel explores practical\, experience-driven lessons from entrepreneurs who have built and sustained businesses through action\, adaptability\, and persistence.Speakers: Rachel Rakoczy\, Founder and Owner at Rachel’s Property Solutions; Sandi Luck\, Founder and Owner\, Bully Brew Coffee\, Board Room Coffee & Taphouse\, ND Coffee Roastery\nLUNCH AND PRESENTATION 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.\nCybersecurity & Privacy Essentials: What Every Young Professional Should Know to Safely Manage Their Data\nThis panel explores how individuals and organizations can protect sensitive information\, build strong digital habits\, and navigate an increasingly complex online landscape. Learn practical strategies for managing personal and professional data securely\, understanding emerging risks\, and fostering a culture of accountability and trust in digital spaces.\nSpeakers: Professor Blake A. Klinkner\, University of North Dakota School of Law\n  \nBREAKOUT SESSIONS #3   1:00 – 2:15 p.m.\n TRACK 1 – LIVE\nBuilding Work That Works: Creating Environments People Want to Stay In\nBelonging is a powerful driver of engagement and retention. This panel examines how organizations and community leaders build cultures of trust\, inclusion\, and shared purpose that strengthen both teams and the communities they serve. Speakers: Shilo Virginia Previti\, Director of Advocacy at Live Well Grand Cities; Dalton Erickson\, Executive Director\, North Dakota Human Rights Coalition; Anna Rosburg\, CVE\, Regional Vice President\, Alerus Center – Oak View Group \n TRACK 2 – GROW\nSpeak Up! Using Your Voice to Vouch for Your Team\, Your Project\, and Yourself\nThis panel focuses on using clear\, confident communication to advocate for your team\,  your work\, and yourself. Learn practical ways to lead conversations\, present ideas\, and speak up with credibility in meetings and professional settings.the communities they serve. Speakers: Mandy Iverson\, RN\, BSN\, Community Mental Health Coordinator – Mental Health Matters\, State Opioid Response Grand Manager at Grand Forks Public Health; Lea Greene\, Owner at Top Ten Communication; Karel Sovak\, Dean\, Gary Theraldson School of Business at University of Mary \nTRACK 3 – LEAD\nFrom Peer to Leader: Practical Skills for First-Time Managers\nFirst-time managers are often asked to lead without a playbook. This session breaks down how to transition from individual contributor to people leader\, communicate clearly\, manage competing priorities\, and develop an engaged team. Panelists will share practical frameworks\, lessons learned\, and simple habits that help new leaders stay steady\, effective\, and human. Speakers: Marla DeFoe\, Senior Marketing & Advertising Manager at BBI International; Dee Baker\, District Manager at Casey’s; Kevin Miiller\, President at ITCB Consulting \nNETWORKING BREAK   2:15 – 2:30 p.m. \nBREAKOUT SESSIONS #4   2:30 – 3:45 p.m.\nTRACK 1 – LIVE\nKeep Great People: Retention\, Growth Paths\, and Strong Starts\nStrong retention is built through clear growth paths\, supportive culture\, and access to skill development. This session connects workforce programs\, onboarding practices\, and leadership strategies that keep talent engaged long-term. Speakers: Brittany Love\, Director of Prevention and Education & Kristina Stepps\, Director of Human Resources at Community Violence Intervention Center (CVIC); Evan Moser\, Grant Administrator\, Workforce Division\, North Dakota Department of Commerce; Doug Peters\, Leadership Speaker\, Trainer\, Coach\, Leadership FM\nTRACK 2 – GROW\nBuilding Financial Confidence: Tools for Smarter Money Decisions\nBuilding financial stability starts with understanding the basics. This session focuses on essential financial skills and accessible resources that support smarter decisions around spending\, saving\, borrowing\, and planning for the future. Speaker: Lance Hill\, Leader of Education Outreach & Financial Literacy at Bank of North Dakota\, Anna Larson\, Senior Financial Advisor\, Alerus\nTRACK 3 – LEAD\nBuilding Equitable and High-Performing Teams\nDiversity\, equity\, and inclusion are essential drivers of organizational performance\, workplace culture\, and effective leadership. This session explores practical DEI strategies for building psychologically safe\, inclusive teams and demonstrates how equity-centered leadership strengthens retention\, engagement\, innovation\, and long-term success. Speaker: Everett C Jones\, Sr\,. Executive Director at Love in Action\, Dr. Jeff Maliskey\, Director\, Pride Center\, University of North Dakota\nKEYNOTE #2   3:45 – 4:15 p.m. \nWork Smarter\, Not Harder: Leveraging AI at Work\nArtificial intelligence is changing the way we work—but success isn’t about using every AI tool. It’s about knowing when and how to use the right one. Drawing from real-world experience leading AI adoption and workplace innovation\, this keynote explores practical ways professionals can leverage AI to save time\, improve productivity\, and enhance their everyday work. Through relatable workplace examples\, attendees will learn how to identify opportunities for AI\, choose the right tools\, write more effective prompts\, and make use of built-in AI features already available in many of the applications they use every day. We’ll also discuss AI governance\, ethics\, and responsible workplace use so you can confidently embrace AI while staying ahead in your career.Keynote Speaker: Autumn Ricke\, Marketing Operations Manager\, Pinnacle Marketing Group \n \nNIGHT SOCIAL IN TOWN SQUARE   5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.\nEnjoy live music\, yard games\, local food trucks\, and plenty of opportunities to connect with the community. After the Night Social ends at 7:00 PM\, we invite anyone who is 21+ to join us for The Very Professional Bar Crawl in downtown Grand Forks!\n												Wednesday\, July 29 \nBREAKFAST AND NETWORKING   7:30 – 8:30 a.m.\nKEYNOTE #3.1   8:30 – 9:30 a.m. \nSetting Unbreakable Boundaries: Protecting Your Energy Without Losing Momentum\nThis interactive workshop focuses on recognizing early signs of burnout and learning how to set clear\, values-aligned boundaries that protect time\, energy\, and focus. Drawing from You Flourish Company’s boundary-setting framework\, participants will explore how overcommitment\, unclear expectations\, and lack of boundaries quietly erode performance and wellbeing and how to interrupt that cycle before burnout takes hold. Attendees leave with practical language\, tools\, and reflection prompts they can apply immediately to sustain their work and personal lives.Keynote Speaker: Kelsey Buell\, Founder at You Flourish Company\nNETWORKING BREAK   9:30 – 9:45 a.m.\nKEYNOTE #3.2   9:45 – 10:45 a.m.\nFrom Goals to Growth: Why You Can’t Do It Alone\nBuilding on the boundary-setting foundation from the first workshop\, this session shifts from self-protection to sustainable growth. Participants examine why trying to “do it all alone” is a major contributor to burnout and stalled progress. Through guided exercises and small-group discussion\, attendees identify support networks\, clarify goals\, and practice collaborative problem-solving using the “Growth Seat” method. The workshop reinforces that long-term success–and resilience–comes from shared accountability\, intentional support\, and realistic growth strategies.Keynote Speaker: Kelsey Buell\, Founder at You Flourish Company\nNETWORKING BREAK   10:45 – 11:00 a.m.\nWORKSHOPS   11:00-12:15 p.m.\n TRACK 1 – LIVE\nMentors\, Mentees\, and Momentum: How to Guide Others Through Growth\nMentorship is one of the fastest ways to grow and one of the best ways to give back. This panel shares practical ways to find the right mentors\, build trust quickly\, and turn guidance into real momentum at work and in the community. Attendees will also learn how to mentor others through growth with simple habits\, strong questions\, and a “lead where you are” mindset.Speakers: Steve Gander\, Minnesota State Representative at MN House of Representatives; BG Tucker\, Executive Director at College PossibleMinnesota\n TRACK 2 – GROW\nLinkedIn That Works: Build Your Brand and Measure Your Success\nWhether you’re just getting started on LinkedIn or looking to elevate your professional presence\, this workshop will help you maximize your impact. Learn how to optimize your LinkedIn profile using proven best practices\, tips\, and practical strategies that strengthen your professional brand and increase your visibility. The workshop will also explore how to build a strategy and measure success. Once a strategy and meaningful goals have been identified\, you can begin tracking engagement\, monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs)\, and using analytics to refine your content strategy over time. You’ll leave with actionable tools to build a stronger presence\, create more effective content\, and confidently demonstrate the impact of your LinkedIn efforts.\nSpeaker: Marla DeFoe\, Senior Marketing & Advertising Manager at BBI International; Mark Maliskey\, Marketing & Communications Manager at Grand Forks Region EDC. \nTRACK 3 – LEAD\nFrom Ideas to Execution: Leading Creativity From Concept to Completion\nReal impact comes from generating ideas into action. This session explores practical tools for producing stronger ideas and moving them through decision-making\, development\, and execution. Attendees will learn how structure\, creativity\, and personal work styles intersect to help individuals and teams move from brainstorming to meaningful results.Speakers: Tamara Bertram\, Grant Manager\, Legal Services of North Dakota; Amanda Voigt\, Director of Student Academic Success at University of North Dakota\nTHANK YOU AND FAREWELL   12:15 – 12:30 p.m. \nSUMMIT AFTER PARTY – OPEN SOCIAL @ The Spud 1:00 pm\nKeynote sponsors – $5\,000+\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															 \nevent sponsors – $2\,000\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															 \nsocial sponsors – $1\,000\nAlluvium Equity\nDowntown Development Association\nLeighton Media\nXcel Energy\nfriends of the summit – $500\n701 coworking space\nAltru Health Systems\nCity of East Grand Forks\nProbitas Promotions\nSanford Health\nWay Cooler than you Think\nWoodnote Therapy\nGUEST SPEAKERS & BREAKOUT SESSIONS\nAs we continue to develop the summit\, we want to hear from you!Please fill out this survey with your thoughts on what you’d like to see at the 2026 summit.\n					\n									TAKE THE SURVEY\n					 \nStay tuned for more developments!\nFollow us to stay up-to-date with 2026 summit announcements!\n					\n						Facebook\n											\n					\n						Instagram\n											\n					\n						Linkedin\n											\n					\n						X-twitter\n											 \nEXCUSIONS\n2026 Young Professionals Regional Summit
URL:https://www.ggfyp.com/event/2026-young-professionals-summit/
LOCATION:Alerus Center\, 1200 S 42nd St\, Grand Forks\, ND\, 58201\, United States
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SUMMARY:GGFYP & DDA: Night Social in Town Square
DESCRIPTION:GGFYP & DDA: Night Social in Town Square\n	\n			July 28\n	  @\n5:00 pm\n	  –\n7:00 pm\n		Join Greater Grand Forks Young Professionals (GGFYP) and the Downtown Development Association (DDA) for a free\, fun-filled Night Social in Town Square that’s open to all! Bring your friends\, family\, coworkers\, and neighbors for live music\, yard games\, local food trucks\, and plenty of opportunities to connect with the community. Come celebrate summer\, support local businesses\, and enjoy an evening of entertainment and community connection. After the Night Social ends at 7:00 PM\, we invite anyone who is 21+ to join us for The Very Professional Bar Crawl in downtown Grand Forks!\n					\n									REGISTER TODAY\n					 \n\n	Town Square\n\n1 S 3rd St\n		\n		Grand Forks\,\n	ND\n	58201\n\n\n	\n	Add to calendar	\n		\n	\n \n\n\n	Google Calendar\n\n\n	iCalendar\n\n\n	Outlook 365\n\n\n	Outlook Live\n\n\n\n	Categories:\n		GGFYP Event\, Social Event	 \n\n\n\n\n				2026 Young Professional Regional Summit	\n\n\n	\n		Cruz-In Forks Downtown Car Show			\n\n\n\n\n			        Oct\n			        13\n			        \n    Murder Mystery Social: A Killer Way to Connect\n                \n                6:00 pm - 8:00 pm\n				\n			        Oct\n			        22\n			        \n    Monthly Member Social\n                \n                5:30 pm - 7:30 pm\n				\n			        Oct\n			        22\n			        \n    Know Your Ballot: Be an Informed Young Professional\n                \n                5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
URL:https://www.ggfyp.com/event/ggfyp-dda-night-social-in-town-square/
LOCATION:Town Square\, 1 S 3rd St\, Grand Forks\, ND\, 58201
CATEGORIES:GGFYP Event,Social Event
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