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Join the Young Professionals Council for a special edition in our series of networking events. This October, YPC members will have the opportunity to network over food and drinks while hearing from the Committee of Seventy’s CEO and President, Lauren Cristella.
Learn more about voter registration and the importance of free and fair elections as we approach Election Day on November 5th. Learn from a nonpartisan organization about becoming an engaged citizen alongside your fellow young professionals. The evening will also allow the opportunity to register to vote before the October 21st deadline!
Chief Executive Officer & President, Committee of Seventy
It was Lauren's passion for active citizenship, strong public leadership and practical policy-making that led her to Broad Street and the organization that shares her dedication. In 2018, Lauren began her career at C70 as the Chief Program Officer, and in June 2023, she was named President & CEO, the first woman to serve in that role in the organization's 119-year history. Lauren has previously served as the President of the League of Women Voters of Philadelphia.
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