Young Professionals Network

The NJ Chamber Young Professionals networking group is composed of business professionals and corporate leaders between the ages of 21 and 40 who are focused on building meaningful connections, advancing their careers, and making a positive impact on the New Jersey business community and their local communities.

RECENT EVENT: Mastering the Mix – Sharpen Your Skills, Then Work the Room

More than 150 young professionals joined students from Kean University for a dynamic professional development and networking event, “Mastering the Mix – Sharpen Your Skills, Then Work the Room.” The program featured an interactive session led by Caitlin Lopez, NJ Chamber Communications & Events Coordinator and co-leader of the Young Professionals Network, who shared practical strategies for building meaningful professional connections.

Following the presentation, attendees had the opportunity to immediately apply what they learned in a lively networking environment – turning insight into action and connections into opportunities.

Special thanks to our host, Kean University Office of Career Services, and our valued sponsors, Withum, Prager Metis, and Fiserv, for helping make this impactful event possible.

Read about the event in BINJE
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Why You Should Join Us

Meet new people and make new connections
Develop new business opportunities
Expand your network
Increase your visibility
Broaden your knowledge base and skills through programs presented by seasoned executives and peers

Upcoming NJ Chamber Young Professionals Events

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Networking Mixer at Old Hights Brewing Company

123 West Ward Street, Hightstown
5:30 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Register Now

Amirah Hussain

“This group will provide young professionals with their own community.”

Amirah Hussain, the N.J. Chamber’s director of government relations, is well respected in the State House for her knowledge on health care, taxation, economic development and education. As such, she is working on some of the state’s biggest issues on behalf of the N.J. Chamber and its member companies.

Amirah is also helping to spearhead the New Jersey Chamber’s Young Professionals Network.

“This group will provide young professionals with their own community,” Amirah said. “We will get together, learn from each other and discover opportunities for career growth.”

Before joining the N.J. Chamber team, Amirah was deputy chief of staff for Assemblyman Herb Conaway, where she focused on policy research and overseeing daily office operations. She holds a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree in Healthcare Administration from Rutgers University.