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2014 – 2015 Chapter Awards Submission June 1St, 2015 2014 – 2015 CHAPTER AWARDS SUBMISSION JUNE 1 ST, 2015 URBAN LEAGUE OF GREATER ATLANTA YOUNG PROFESSIONALS URBAN LEAGUE OF GREATER ATLANTA YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Distinguished Submission The Urban League of Greater Atlanta Young Professionals of the National Urban League Young Professionals submits hereby Tereance Puryear as a Distinguished: • President In good standing 100% Attendance on COP Calls 100% Attendance on Regional Calls 1,012 Total Volunteer Hours 120 Affiliate Volunteer Hours Conference Participation o NUL National Conference o LEAD[YP] o National Day of Service o National Day of Empowerment NULYP CHAPTER AWARDS APPLICATION YP Chapter Name: Urban League of Greater Atlanta Young Professionals YP President Name: Tereance R. Puryear Phone: 678-908-3356 Email Address: [email protected] Year Chapter Founded: 2001 Affiliate CEO Name: Nancy Flake Johnson Phone: 404-659-6575 Metrics 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 Number of Members (+28.75%) 160 206 Number of Chapter Volunteer Hours (+38.83%) 2,225 3,089 Number of Affiliate Service Hours (+9.6%) 1,944 2,122 Total Affiliate Dollars Given (+16.5%) $10,300 $12,000 Number of Corporate Sponsors (+20%) 5 6 Number of Community Service Events (+450%) 4 22 Number of Community Partners (+69.69%) 96 163 Number of Sister Chapters Supported 2 2 Award National Regional YP Regional Chapter Member Chapter National YP Chapter of Excellence X National Day of Service X National Day of Empowerment X Affiliate Service Chapter Award X Southern Region YP Chapter of X Excellence YP President Signature: on page 2 Affiliate/CEO Signature: on page 2 YP President Name: Tereance R. Puryear Affiliate/CEO Name: Nancy A. Flake Johnson LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT 2014 – 2015 Partnerships and Collaborations 100 Black Men Darton State College MyPraise 102.5 11Alive New (WXIA-TV Atlanta) Deep Eddy Vodka National AIDS and Educational Services for Minorities 1380 WOAK Dekalb County Board of Health National Black MBA Association - Atlanta 4Imprint Derrick Boazman - Too Much Truth 1380 WAOK National Bone Marrow Drive Association 5 Season's Brewing & Restaurant Diabetes Association of Atlanta National Forum for Black Public Administrators - Atlanta AID Atlanta DJ Tay Productions National Sales Network AJC Ebeneezer Baptist Church NBC Allstate Insurance Elizabeth Baptist Church New Hope Church American Cancer Society Foundation Emerging 100 Office of State Representative Erica Thomas American Federation for Children Enroll America/Get Covered America Omni Technical Institute American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Extraordinary League Operation Hope American Heart Association Family Health Care Services Perfect Bartender Andre Dickens - Atlanta City Council Family Health Centers of Atlanta Rashad Richey - Real Talk 1380 WAOK Angel's Envy Fifth Third Bank Reaching Our Sisters Everywhere-Breast-feeding Antioch Baptist Church First Ladies Youth Leadership Real Talk With Rashad Richey Atlanta Braves Focal Point Global Red Bull Atlanta Business Chroncile Fostering Hearts Renee Unterman - Georgia State Senator Atlanta Business League Fox 5 Atlanta News Rolling Out Atlanta Community Food Bank Fulton County Department of Mental Health Safe Kids/Asthma Atlanta Daily World Fulton County Junvenile Court Sam's Club Atlanta Intown Magazine Fulton County Schools Savor Wine Boutique Atlanta Medical Center Georgia Association of Educators Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia Atlanta Motor Speedway | NASCAR Georgia Cares Snap Fitness Atlanta Police Department Georgia Department of Public Health South Atlanta High School Atlanta Public School Board Georgia Forward Southern Company Atlanta Workforce Development Georgia Gwinett College Spark- Reproductive Justice Atlanta Young Republicans Georgia Highlands College Sprint AUC Center Georgia Perimeter College State Farm Banana Republic Georgia Power STEEL Restaurant Benjamin E. Mays High School Georgia State University Street Credit, Inc. Big Bethel AME Church Georgia Tech - College of Computing Student National Pharmaceutical Association Big Bethel Village Gordon Biersch Brewery Subway Big Thinkers Science Exploration Grady Behavioral Health Services Teen Centers Black Girls Smile H&R Block The Atlanta Drea Bounce Healthy Me, Inc. The Feminist Center Boy Scouts - Atlanta Area Council Henry W. Grady High School The Garner Circle Brenau University Hot 107.9 The Signal (GSU) Buckhead Bottle Bar & Bistro I am Your, Inc. Trunk Club for Men Campaigns Academy IKON Filmworks Univ. of West GA Connecting Atlanta's Children to Healthcare InterviewSnob Urban League of Greater Atlanta CBS46 News Atlanta Kennedy Center for Mental Health Policy and Research Urban Perform Center for Black Women's Wellness Kennesaw State University WVEE V103.3 Radio Center for Disease Control Lineur, Inc. Valdosta State University Center for Working Families Lovable Foods Walgreen's Bus Cesear Mitchell - Atlanta City Council LR Hair Studio Wellcare Chick-Fil-A Lupus Foundation of America Wesleyan College Chris Cooper MAX's Wine Dive Women Engaged- We Vote We Rise! Clark Atlanta University Meals on Wheels Women's Health Associates Group Cobb County School Board Mercy Care WRAS 88.5 FM Columbus State University Mercy Care Atlanta WREK (Georgia Tech Radio) Comcast Middle Georgia State College YMCA Cradle of Love Adoption Agency Morehouse Young Democrats of Atlanta Creative Loafing Morehouse Clinical Research Zion Grove Baptist Church CRU Urban Lounge Morehouse College D.A.R.E. Mount Olive Baptist Church LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Community Board Leadership Member Name Organization Name Respective Title Blacks in Government - Metro Atlanta Chapter, Young Democrats of Cobb County, Black Caucus of Young Public Relations/Communications Chair, Secretary, Ashley Nealy Democrats of America, Young Democrats of America, Outreach Director, Webmaster, Web Content Editor Junior League of Atlanta The Gate City Bar Association, New Leaders Council Christopher Bruce Member-At-Large, Selections Co-Chair Atlanta Douglas Parker Cascade Business and Merchant Association Board Member Ebonee Younger iDream Inc, NAAAHR General Board Member, VP of Finance VP of Chapters North/Founder of Valdosta State Valdosta State University Alumni Association, National Gala Jackson University Alumni Chapter of Atlanta, New Buiness Resume Writers' Association Owners Industry Director Black Public Administrators Metro Atlanta Chapter, First Vice President of The National Forum, Marketing James Hammond Atlanta MicroFund, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc, Eta Chair and Board Member, Board Member At Large, - Lambda Chapter, New Leaders Council Atlanta Technology and Communications Chair Teach for America-The Collective-Atlanta, Alpha Kappa Board Co-Chair, Graduate Advisor/Membership Chair, Jatisha Marsh Alpha, Inc. Pi Alpha Omega Chapter, Metro Atlanta 1887 Committee Chair Chapter of Florida A&M National Alumni Association Dekalb Young Democrats, Future Foundation’s Young Leaders Council, Decatur/Dekalb Chapter of the National Jennifer Young Secretary, Secretary, Acting Board Member Coalition of 100 Black Women, Women to Watch Advisory Council Kofi Gyebi Bowling Green State University Young Alumni Board Member - At- Large Morgan Bryant M.A.D.E. Motivated Adults Developing Excellence President, Board of Directors Stone Mountain-Lithonia Alumnae Chapter of Delta Nadine Duncan Scholarship Chair Sigma Theta National Forum for Black Public Administrators (NFBPA) Ruthy Prophete Recording Secretary metro Atlanta Chapter GA Council on Child and Adolescent Psych, Georgia Sarah Vinson Vice-President/President Elect, Trustee at Large Psychiatric Physician's Association Urban League of Greater Atlanta, New Leaders Council Board Member, Finance Chair, Homeless Student Tereance Puryear Atlanta, Atlanta Public Schools, The Scholarship Advisory Board Member, Advisory Board Member Academy National Black MBA Association Atlanta Chapter, Director of Legal Affairs, Programs Chair, Director of Travis Townsend National Urban League Young Professionals, MAFDET, Development & Treasurer Inc. LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Chapter Leadership Programs 100 HOURS 55 ATTENDEES This event equipped young professionals with a toolkit to amplify their personal brand. Attendees heard from panel experts on building their resume, image consulting and received professional headshots. Small businesses from young professionals were also featured that had a focus on building your brand. 115 HOURS 60 ATTENDEES Three panelists gave their leadership experiences and lessons “Ted-X” style. The panelists included: • Timothy L. Richardson, President of Legacy International, LLC • Katerina Taylor, Interim President of Dekalb Chamber of Commerce • Maurice Stewart, Serial Entrepreneur and Strategy Consultant LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Chapter Leadership Programs 50 HOURS 30 ATTENDEES This interactive workshop featured four fictional YP members at various life stages, designed to teach the young professional how to leverage their personal finances for philanthropic giving related to the four empowerment goals of Health, Housing, Jobs, and Education. Groups were asked to discuss one situation and figure out the best way to address their member’s specific issue. The session ended with feedback from a panel of professionals in banking, insurance, real estate, and non-profit. 100 HOURs 80 ATTENDEES This interactive workshop featured YP members Gala Jackson, CEO and Millennial Career Expert at InterviewSnob, and Christie Sithiphone, Executive Search Consultant at Lucas Group . 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