Professional Business Women of New Mexico

PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS WOMEN OF NEW MEXICO

Young Professional – Santa Fe

Overview

In alignment with the mission of the Santa Fe Professional Business Women, the goals of the Young Professional Program are to provide professional development to young careerists, ages 19 thru 35; increase the visibility of our organization; and increase and retain membership of Santa Fe PBW.

The Santa Fe Professional Business Women’s (SFPBW) organization is pleased to invite you to nominate one of your employees, business associates, or yourself for its Young Professional program; eligibility criteria are defined on the attached form.

Every year we request candidates to provide information on the Nomination Form about your nominee or yourself.

We will work closely with you or your nominee to provide information about PBW programs, assistance in speech preparation, and information about the entire program.

All Young Professional candidates will be included in a special dinner meeting that invites all members, and business associates.  Candidates , members and guests are encouraged to attend this honorary dinner to support all of the Young Professionals candidates.  Dinner reservation information is provided in our regular Newsletters.  If you would like to be on our NL list, get access here.

To view the 2020 Young Professional Program Nomination form and to understand the requirements or if you have questions, click here to get access.

Program Details

Santa Fe PBW recognizes the accomplishments of young, upcoming leaders and provides them with professional development skills and opportunities.  Participation in the program provides Young Professionals with the benefit of networking opportunities, opportunities for personal and professional development, opportunities to learn about the issues of concern to working women, educational programs and visibility.

Young Professional candidates are judged in the following areas:

— Resume and biographical information
— Judges’ interview
— Ability to help others achieve

— Group interaction

— Prepared speeches on specific topics

The next annual Young Professional Award Ceremony will be held first quarter of the in Santa Fe.  The candidate selected to serve as the Santa Fe PBW Young Professional will represent the chapter at the PBW State Conference in second quarter of the year at different locations  The winner of the State competition will serve as the Young Professional Representative for PBWNM and may attend functions in that official capacity, which includes speaking at the Annual State Conference.

Request to be on our Invitation List to make sure you are invited to all PBWNM events year round by clicking here.

Candidates may nominate themselves or have another person nominate them; both forms of nomination are judged equally.

Candidates Nominations are due by Friday, Feb. 21st with completed application, you can get access to here.

Requirements for Participation in the Young Professional Program

Young Professional nominees must meet each of the following criteria:

— Female or male resident of Santa Fe County between the ages of 22 to 35
— Demonstrate excellence, creativity, initiative and integrity in her/his business or profession
— Be outstanding in scholastic work, community service
— Have been employed with at least one year of full-time work experience in her/his career area

Past Young Professional Award Recipients

Winner Kaytea Hendricks (see image below). Impact Personal Safety

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Winner Shelbie Loomis (see image below). Works at US Bank.

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Winner Fran Martinez (image below).

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2019 Winner Tanya Schlingman (image below).  Works at US Bank!

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ABOUT PBWNM

The members of Professional Business Women of New Mexico (PBWNM) are known in New Mexico as the leading group dedicated to improving the status of women. Our membership is divers, ranging from recent high school graduates to retirees who come from varied background, professions, education, race, and socio-economic levels. We count as our members women and men in a wide range of fields.

A majority of the photography on this website was provided by Daniel Quat.

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