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JCI
is a worldwide network of nearly a quarter of a million members – young leaders
in their 20s and 30s – in over one hundred countries and territories. Through
various local, national and international projects and events, JCI members meet,
learn and grow. JCI also has millions of alumni, many of whom provide support to
active members.
To
contribute to the advancement of the global community, JCI provides young people
the opportunity to develop the leadership skills, social responsibility,
entrepreneurship and fellowship necessary to create positive
change.
By
delivering effective leadership development opportunities to young people, JCI
helps them steer themselves, their communities, their countries and the world
towards greater prosperity and lasting peace.
JCI
members value faith in God, the brotherhood of man, individual freedom and
dignity, government of laws, the values of human personality, and service to
humanity.
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JCI Kootenay or Junior Chamber International is a group of young individuals between the ages of 19-40 who participate in projects around the world. We are affiliated with JCI Canada and Junior Chamber International. Worldwide, JCI has over 200,000 members.
What we do
JCI Kootenay is an organization whose members create positive change. We create this positive change by pursuing the opportunities available to use through membership. We develop as individual leaders and as team members, and positively impact the world around us.
Members plan and carry out projects and programs focusing on four key areas:
- Business Development
- Community Development
- International Development
- Individual Development
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Community Involvement
In the Kootenay, JCI members are active
with community projects such as ..... With the business sector we are active with the
Chamber of Commerce, ... and with professional
training seminars.
Specifically, we help run projects for our community.
Training
Monthly,
we hold meetings with training on various businesses, personal and
often times fun topics. Twice a year, professional training is offered
to our members, at next to zero cost, at a regional and national level.
Social
At
least once a month we hold a social event for our members and guests.
This can be anything from gathering for networking and drinks, to rock climbing, curling, golf or hiking.
Why?
To
provide opportunities for young individuals. The experience of running
a high profile event is key to many of our member's personal
development. The business contacts from running events is second to
none. Plus, at the end of the day, we help build a stronger community
for our friends, family and colleagues.
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