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July 11, 2007
YP Toronto Seminar Series a Smashing Sensation
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Aret Kuzuian, AGBU YP Toronto Events & Fundraising Coordinator and Homelife Romano Realty Ltd. Sales Representative, educating an audience of over 70 local Armenians at the AGBU Alex Manoogian Center on the city's real estate market. -
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Industry experts gather on May 25, 2007, after presenting at AGBU YP Toronto's second seminar on real estate and mortgage financing. (L to R): Hagop Tchobanian, Michael Hagopian, Aret Kuzuian, Serge Bogosyan.
One of the AGBU's newest Young Professionals (YP) Groups, YP Toronto recently launched a seminar series to better serve the development needs of its local cadre of young Armenians, as well as provide a constructive environment where members of the community can interact and network.
On March 15, 2007, the first seminar, "Managing Your Career," was conducted at the local AGBU Alex Manoogian Center by Lucy Djelalian, YP Toronto Secretary and Scotiabank Employee Relations Manager, and Diana Mahdessian, Scotiabank Automotive Finance and Indirect Lending Manager. Free and informative, the seminar attracted over 45 guests who received career consultations and coaching on how to market themselves in today's job market, write an effective resume, and conduct a job search.
On May 24, 2007, the seminar series returned with its second installment entitled "Real Estate and Mortgage Financing" with over 70 guests in attendance. Covering topics such as the local real estate market, strategic investments, planning, and financing, the following industry experts presented: Serge Bogosyan, TD Bank Mortgage Specialist; Michael Hagopian, Mortgage Toronto Specialist; Aret Kuzuian, AGBU YP Toronto Events & Fundraising Coordinator and Homelife Romano Realty Ltd. Sales Representative; and Hagop Tchobanian, Keller Williams Realty Sales Representative.
AGBU YP Toronto is part of a growing network of 18 AGBU YP Groups and supporters around the world who are committed to preserving and promoting the Armenian identity and culture through educational, cultural, and humanitarian programs. For more information on YP Toronto and its seminar series, email info@ypto.ca or visit www.ypto.ca.
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