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YOUTH LEADERSHIP
YOUTH LEADERSHIP BAKERSFIELD
LEADERSHIPYouth
YLB CLASS OF 2020
LEADERSHIP & ETHICS DAY
Youth Leadership Bakersfield kicked off the 2020 program on Jan. 8 with Leadership and Ethics Day, which introduced 34 high school students to qualities that define a leader. The day started off with a variety of interactive icebreaker activities. Throughout the class session, students learned about each other and how to communicate and work better in teams. Mayor Karen Goh; Devin Brown, the county’s Chief Human Resources Officer; and Megan Person, Director of Communications, discussed what it takes to make government entities run efficiently and different ways to get involved with local government. Robin Paggi of WorklogicHR, presented the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator for the class members to understand their personality and traits. Based on their profiles, students completed a series of exercises. The class session wrapped up with a discussion on ethical leadership by Dr. Michael D. Burroughs, director of Kegley Institute of Ethics at CSU Bakersfield. The Chamber would like to thank Youth Leadership Bakersfield Day Chairs Patricia Marquez, Dignity Health Management Services; Joseph Marcano, Kern County District Attorney’s Office; and Lauren Skidmore, Office of Assemblyman Vince Fong. Thank you to our day sponsors Jake’s Tex Mex Café and WorklogicHR. Hannah Aguinaga ― Centennial Jennifer Arzola ― West Emily Beltran ― Foothill Christina Benitez ― Mira Monte Mason Boerger ― Stockdale Balraj Brar ― Ridgeview Karis Braun ― Bakersfield Christian Jayden Canales ― Highland Roxanna Chavez ― Golden Valley Arturo Coronel ― Foothill Tenley Culak ― Garces Memorial Lexis DeVault ― North Wyatt Doyle ― Stockdale Kloe Elliott ― Valley Oaks Charter Hallie Ellis ― Bakersfield Christian Kevin Esparza ― Ridgeview Garrett Etter ― Garces Memorial Cristal Flores ― East Bakersfield Jasmin Garcia ― Mira Monte Kimberly Garcia ― East Bakersfield Shan Haseq ― Golden Valley Joliesse Hernandez ― Centennial Alexandra Jacinto ― Stockdale Andrew Jimenez ― North Sarah Jimenez ― North Cailynne Nelson ― Centennial Justus Nuñez ― Bakersfield Madhav Raja ― Highland Dazzlyn Raymoure ― Frontier Isabella Sapien ― Bakersfield Daman Sarai ― Ridgeview Isaac Stitt ― Bakersfield Lauren Villanueva ― Golden Valley Nina Whipple ― Centennial
Kern Schools Federal Credit Union is changing its name to Valley Strong Credit Union.
Grow Your Possibilities
Our roots run deep. Since 1938, we’ve served the people of the Valley with the same strength, resilience, integrity, and forward-looking optimism we see reflected in them. As our region has grown, so have we. We serve more than just our schools, and soon will expand with branches beyond Kern County. While we're changing our name, we remain rooted in our commitment to quality financial products and services you can depend on, as well as investing in the communities we serve.
Moving forward together. In addition to a new name and look, you can anticipate the same team of trusted bankers providing exciting new products and services. We will be eliminating nearly a dozen service fees, offering Business Banking, expanding Contact Center hours, and deploying a new ATM fleet. We look forward to growing the possibilities of those who bank with us along with the communities we call home, so that we may build a prosperous future together.
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