City-Wide Breakfast Panel
Across Chicago, many youth face conditions in their communities and within their families that pose obstacles to achieving academic, career and personal success. The intervention of a trusted adult mentor can provide young people with the support and guidance to overcome these obstacles, and Chicago is fortunate to have a number of quality mentoring programs that fill this crucial need.
Please join us for a breakfast discussion addressing this important issue, and how Chicago’s business and civic communities can and should be involved. Tickets are $25:
Featuring a panel discussion with:
Margie Morris, executive director, Illinois Mentoring Partnership
Glenn Wilke, executive director, Midtown Educational Foundation
Art Mollenhauer, CEO, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago
Terry Hendrickson, President, ULC Boys & Girls Club Foundation
Maria Barrios, PepsiCo, Volunteer Mentor
Moderated by Laura Washington, columnist, Chicago Sun-Times
Remarks by Adolfo Hernandez, Deputy Director of the Mayor’s Office of Public Engagement
The event opens with registration and a buffet breakfast at 7:30 a.m., followed by the program at 8:00 and adjournment by 9:15 a.m.
PLEASE NOTE: the Union League Club of Chicago maintains a "business casual" dress code -- i.e., no jeans/denim/athletic wear, please.
FAQs
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
The Union League Club of Chicago (ULCC) is located nearby the CTA red, blue, purple, brown and pink lines. For those driving, there is a self-park garage located next to the Club with entrances on either Federal or Van Buren streets.
How can I reserve a full table?
If you are interested in reserving a full table (ten guests), please register for 10 people and then contact the ULCC Public Affairs office at (312) 435-5946 or publicaffairs@ulcc.org to provide the names of your attendees and your organization. We will reserve a table for your group with appropriate signage.
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Contact the ULCC Public Affairs office at (312) 435-5946 or publicaffairs@ulcc.org.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
We recommend that you bring your printed ticket, but if you misplace it or forget to bring it with you, we can verify your registration at the door.
