Podcast episode highlights young professionals’ leadership journeys in Gwinnett

Melissa Ramirez Manager, Gwinnett Young
Melissa Ramirez Manager, Gwinnett Young - Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce
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Season 2, Episode 3 of the “Voice of Business” podcast focused on the experiences and perspectives of young professionals in Gwinnett. The episode was guest hosted by Melissa Ramirez, Senior Manager of Gwinnett Young Professionals (GYP), who spoke with Jasmine Jackson, Community & Economic Development Director for the City of Lawrenceville, and Cameron Barnhill, Business Development Manager at Jackson EMC.

The discussion centered on how to begin and advance a career in Gwinnett. Topics included the influence of GYP and the Journey Leadership Institute, strategies for leading when being among the youngest in professional settings, and the significance of recognition programs such as 35 Under 35 and GYP of the Year. These programs were highlighted as important for attracting talent, shaping workplace culture, and supporting community engagement.

Ramirez noted that both emerging leaders and experienced executives can find value in understanding these topics. The episode also featured practical advice for career development along with lighter moments like discussing the Wonder Woman “power pose.”

The “Gwinnett Chamber Voice of Business” podcast is presented by Vox Pop Uli in partnership with Business RadioX. President & CEO Nick Masino hosts regular episodes featuring conversations with business leaders about leadership practices, small business growth, economic development initiatives, and approaches to inclusivity within organizations. Capital Restorations sponsors elements such as mugs and mic flags used during production.



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