The 40 Under 40 celebration will recognize the accomplishments and community impact of this year’s recipients
The Brockville Young Professionals Network will celebrate 40 outstanding young professionals at its eighth annual 40 Under 40 Awards celebration on Friday, Oct. 23.
The event will take place at the Brockville Legion and recognize young professionals who are making meaningful contributions to the community and surrounding area.
Organizers say the celebration is open to the public, YPN members and local businesses.
Tickets are now available through the Brockville & District Chamber of Commerce website, and they are among the sponsors of the event.
Other sponsors include Brockville’s MyFM 104.9 and Giant FM 103.7, Stacking Your Team, 1000 Islands Leadership Consulting, 1000 Islands Addiction Rehab & Treatment Centre, MNP LLP, Burnbrae Farms and St. Lawrence College.
The event is also supported by 1000 Islands CDC, Wills Transfer Limited, Ignite Printing, IECBL and Brockville General Hospital/Brockville & District Hospital Foundation.
The 40 Under 40 celebration will recognize the accomplishments and community impact of this year’s recipients. Full list of names below.
Amber Gilmour
Annie DeRochie
Ashleigh Trickey
Bethany Andress
Bryan Treffers
Cassie Earle
Chelsea Atwood
Chelsea Herbison
Cody Oatway
Curtis Murray
Daniel Burrow
Danielle Van Dyk
Dilpreet Sidhu
Dina Floros
Dylan Mills
Elizabeth Murray
Fraser Radford
Joe Murray
Jordan Dang
Jorie Daymond
Keirsten Burgess
Kim Johnson
Kyla Smith
Matthew Linton
Melissa Hindman
Mike Dier
Mike Dunster
Mike Piovesan
Myriam McLaughlin
Namrah Wajahat
Natalie Finucan
Natasha Hewitt
Noah McEvoy
Samantha Birtch
Samantha Cauley
Sarah Jarvis
Siobhan Mullen
Spencer Brown
Steve Craig-Pettem
Yuki Yamanaka
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