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You are new in town and ambitious to take charge of your career. Others sit back and wait for their bosses to move on so that they can move up; you’re too hungry for success to wait around. Instead, you find the largest technology, networking organization in the Southeast, so that you can swap ideas with your peers as much as you swap business cards.
At TAG Young Professionals, we bring in top talent to share their experiences and offer guidance and inspiration to you. Our society covers topics such as: mentorship, resume tweaks, effective networking, where to give your time outside the office, and more. You will have the opportunity to speak with Directors, VP’s and C-level executives about their path to the top and how it translates to you.
TAG Young Professionals is here to help you develop your career and expand your horizons, while making lasting friendships along the way.
Our Mission
- To create a place where self-motivated technology professionals can join each other in an environment that fosters networking and the exchange of ideas.
- To aid your professional development by giving you the tools and guidance necessary to get everything you can out of your career.
- To bring top technology executives to TAG Young Professional’s events, so that they can find their company’s next rock star.
One in a Millennial Awards
See Last Year's WinnersChristina Rodriguez
Board Chair
Riley Ayers
Chris Beach
Andrew Belz
Kayce Denson
Bill Dupee
Sarah Everett
Emily Fernie
James Hammond
Kasey Hart
Megan Hofmeyer
Demetrius Isom
Jordan Leach
Jasmine Lightning
Brandon Nivens
Callie Roan
Kelly Schmalz Evans
Haley Schmidt
Savannah Shadburn
Nic Valis
Recent Young Professionals News
Venture Atlanta Expands National Reach, Announces 2020 Lineup of Most Promising Tech Companies
Top investment conference selects largest, most diverse lineup of companies to fuel tech capital and growth within groundbreaking, immersive virtual format.
Digital Safety Net Helps Georgia Small Businesses Survive During COVID-19
Digitally Driven shows that nationally small businesses that embraced digital tools the earliest – “Digital Drivers” – expect 4x better revenue for 2020 compared to “Digital Maintainers,” those who are generally skeptical of digital tools’ value and typically use only a few basic tools such as email and perhaps a website. In Georgia, 40% of small businesses are digital drivers compared to 35% nationally with a predicted 10.76% in revenue reduction compared to an expected 16% reduction in revenue nationally.
Robinson College of Business Graduate Enrollment Surges 78 Percent; Incoming Class is Largest, Most Diverse in its History
The incoming class of graduate students at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business is the largest and most diverse group ever to enroll in its advanced-level programs.
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