Building off of its past success, the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce’s Young Professionals Group (YPG) hosts the fourth annual statewide Summit for young professionals in Alaska’s workforce. The Summit offers young professionals from across Alaska opportunities for professional development through a series of interactive workshops, discussions, and activities.
EMPLOYMENT FIRST JOB FAIR is facilitated by BEST (Business Employment Services Team)
Recover Alaska and Sans Bar National tour, a sober pop-up event, are hosting an after-hours event at Uncle Leroy’s Coffee to celebrate Alaska’s Sobriety Awareness Month. The night will feature handcrafted, alcohol-free cocktails and live music from Emma Hill and Quinn Christopherson.
Egan Center, Anchorage: The Alaska Safety Advisory Council works with organizations to promote safety so that resources can be marshaled and used to reduce the menace of accidental death and injury.
Attendees will learn what policies and efforts are already underway, or are needed, to address priority areas as well as ways community members can get involved.Moderated by Tanya Iden of Agnew::BeckPanelists:Robin Ward, Municipality of AnchorageChris Schutte, Municipality of AnchorageDick Mandsager, Rasmuson FoundationJohn Weddleton, Anchorage Assembly
BP Energy Center, Anchorage: The Alaska Health Information Management Association (AKHIMA) is a state organization affiliated with the national organization American Health Information Management Association, an association of health information management professionals worldwide.
Alyeska Resort, Girdwood: The Alaska Medical Group Management Association is a professional organization comprised of group practice administrators, managers, health care executives, consultants and vendors located throughout Alaska.
Evening fundraising event featuring works from local Alaska Native artists available through several silent auction tables and a live auction. The proceeds from the event go to help enable KNBA to help discover and share the music of local and national Indigenous artists as well help continue the dialogue on issues important to Alaskan and Native American communities.
Dena’ina Center, Anchorage: Join Visit Anchorage at its annual black-tie-with-a-twist awards banquet as the organization celebrates those in the tourism and visitor industries who go above and beyond.
Hilton Anchorage: The theme of this year’s conference for the Clinical Laboratory Scientists of Alaska is “Lab Science the Central Piece of the Puzzle.”
Wedgewood Resort, Fairbanks: This conference offers Category A+ or A continuing education credits. Credits are accepted by the ARRT and ARDMS for Ultrasound.
What are you growing? What do you want to grow? Where can we grow more food in Anchorage? Come to this drop-in lunch hour in the Why What How We Eat exhibition to discuss these topics and more.
