Join YGL and The Senior Executives Association for an information packed panel discussion on "What it takes to become an SES". This presentation will help participants prepare for SES. This will help you be more strategic in your career advancement. The five Executive Core Qualifications (ECQ's) will also be addressed. Panelists: Rick Khan -U.S. Department of State Virginia Huth - General Services Administration Melody Bell- U.S. Department of Energy James Durant - U.S. Department of Energy Maxanne Witkin - Department of Veterans Affairs

OPEN MIC Calling all Artists, Dancers, Poets, Singers, Rappers Etc. We invite you to perform at our Fiscal New Years Party. (3 minutes per performance) Any questions about Open Mic please email: Kbishop@younggov.org   Join YGL as we celebrate the end of another Fiscal Year! It is a YGL tradition to say goodbye to the old fiscal year and welcome the new one with a big hurrah. This year is no exception and we want to make sure you sign up early for this year's celebration. We will be unveiling a new initiative for next year, new website design and we will have other Employee Resource Groups (ERG's) present to provide more information on their programs. Join us for our biggest party of the year! PRIZES FIRST 60 PEOPLE TO REGISTER WILL RECEIVE UBER EATS CREDITS. (You have to attend event to receive credit)   RAFFLES GIFT CARDS LEADERSHIP BOOKS YGL SWAG We cant wait to see you!

TOC Swinging For Scholarships Top Golf - October 7   TOC is Swinging for Scholarships in Oct! About this event Please join us for: TOC Swinging for Scholarships And EOY Celebration Sponsored by Management Concepts October 7, 2021 6:00 pm-8:00 pm 6:00 pm-7:00 pm Happy Hour Food & Drinks 7:00 pm-7:30 pm Trivia 7:30 pm-8:00 pm Prizes for Top Golf & Trivia Winners Registration: (Secures your spot, Includes 2-hour game play and food and drinks) $30 Non-TOC Registrants $25 TOC Registrants $150: Team of 6 (Secure your own Bay) All donations are welcome. RSVP by: September 30, 2021 Each year, the Training Officers Consortium (TOC) makes a financial donation to the University of the District of Columbia (UDC) Foundation who in turn uses it to award scholarships to two outstanding incoming freshmen who are current-year graduates of a District of Columbia public high school. Additionally, the Annual TOC Distinguished Service Awards Program was launched by the Training Officers Consortium in 1955 to stimulate improved government-sponsored training programs through recognition of individuals making significant contributions to the Federal training community in the field of human resource development (training, education, and career development). This fundraiser will ensure that these essential activities are funded for years to come so the future leaders can continue to go to school and leaders in the Federal training community can be recognized.

What can current and aspiring leaders do today to cultivate the pipeline of leadership in the federal government? This interactive panel discussion will share success stories and address obstacles in building the next generation of leadership in the federal workforce. Our multigenerational speakers will address: How aspiring leaders can stay motivated, especially in these times of change What resources are available to help young professionals move up the ladder Assessing career goals and when to say “enough is enough” Current and future leaders at all levels will benefit from hearing the perspectives shared across generations. This 4th annual across generations panel is brought to you by the African American Federal Executive Association, Executive Women in Government, Senior Executives Association, Blacks in Government (BIG) NOW Generation, Young Government Leaders, and Management Concepts.