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P4P Announces We Live NY Summit on WETM-TV

Sean Lukasik — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 06:00:00 GMT

Check out the video below for the Pipeline 4 Progress announcement of the We Live NY Summit. The press conference took place on Tuesday, February 1 at the Corning Informaiton Center. Mike Fuller, Sean Lukasik, and Jack Benjamin were on hand to make the announcement. This particular clip was featured on WETM-TV.

We Live NY Summit Announced

Sean Lukasik — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 06:00:00 GMT

Registration is now open for the We Live NY Summit March 24-26 on the Cornell Campus in Ithaca, New York. This second, statewide, young persons Summit is organized by young professionals and is directly programmed to show how young New Yorkers have found purpose in their lives and communities and are making progress towards a bright future in our State.

The Summit will follow five programming tracks—Business & Entrepreneurship, Political & Civic Engagement, Cuisine & Culture, Neighborhood & Community Revitalization, and Health & Wellness—and will provide unique opportunities for attendees to hear from and network with successful peers. There will be opportunities to participate in training seminars, pitch competitions, debates and other highly engaging activities.

Early registration is only $25 and is available now by clicking the “register today” button at www.welivenysummit.com. Summit updates can be tracked at twitter.com/welivenysummit.

This young persons Summit is hosted by 40 Below (the young professional group from Syracuse), Pipeline 4 Progress, and We Live NY (the statewide young leaders group).

P4P Supports Watkins Glen Mentor Program

Sean Lukasik — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 22:39:01 GMT

The panel of speakers. From left: Chuck Franzese from Hunt Engineers, Danielle Hautaniemi of Cooperative Extension, Sean Lukasik of P4P and CreAgent Marketing, Jared Campbell of the Blue Project, Jeffrey Dill of the J.R. Dill Winery, and Rebekah LaMoreaux, president of the Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce.

From the Odessa File:

The fourth annual Student Mentoring Program at the Harbor Hotel Wednesday attracted 46 students and 20 mentoring businesses.

The program, staged by the Business and Education Committee of the Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, provides students from three area schools -- Watkins Glen, Odessa-Montour and Bradford -- with insights into the business world and networking contacts.

The focus this year included the need for talent to remain local, to stay in the Finger Lakes.

Keynote speaker was Jared Campbell, an educational musician who performed a unique conversation-based presentation through music. In addition, Sean Lukasik of CreAgent Marketing and Pipeline 4 Progress talked to the students about shaping their future for success.

Those two men also joined a panel that answered written questions from students. Panelists included Chuck Franzese of Hunt Engineers, Danielle Hautaniemi of Cooperative Extension, Jeffrey Dill of the J.R. Dill Winery, and Rebekah LaMoreaux, president of the Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce.

Sponsoring organizations included REDEC/RRC, CSS Workforce NY, and the Chemung Canal Trust Company.

The students came from the three high schools within Schuyler County. Each was mentored during the five-hour program by representatives of businesses that included:

The American Red Cross - Sullivan Trail Chapter; the Career Development Council; the Chemung Canal Trust Company (Montour Falls and Watkins Glen); Community Bank; CSS Workforce New York; Finger Lakes Accounting; Five Star Bank of Bath and Dundee; GST BOCES; HSBC Bank USA; the J.R. Dill Winery; Lakewood Vineyards Inc.; REDEC/RRC; the Schuyler County Volunteer Ambulance Association; Schuyler Hospital; Sunset View Creamery; Visions Federal Credit Union; Watkins Glen International; and the Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce.

The Watkins Glen High School had 16 student participants, while Odessa-Montour had 13 and Bradford 17.