(Louisville, Ky.) — The Young Professionals Association of Louisville (YPAL) continues to dive into how Louisville is attracting, developing, attracting and sustaining technology talent today with the second in a series of five sessions focusing on Developing Louisville.  This technology talent eco-system is vital to continued economic growth and innovation in Louisville. In partnership with CodeLouisville and the Technology Association of Louisville KY (TALK), the event will take a closer look at network security and support.
Moderated by TALK, this session will feature panelists discussing issues facing all companies looking to grow – internet security, working remotely and the use of mobile devices in the workplace.  Local executives will discuss their strategic needs and challenges adapting to these issues and highlight the importance of attracting and retaining a talented tech workforce to ensure their competitive edge. Panelists are comprised of local, regional and national company executives, such as Brown-Forman, CafePress, Norton Healthcare, Cisco Systems and boice.net.
Developing Louisville: Session 2 is May 28 at iHub at 204 S. Floyd St. The doors open at 5:30 p.m. for networking, with the discussion starting at 6 p.m.  For more information, visit ypal.org. Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP and Boice.net are sponsors of this event.
Other sessions will address web, mobile & social development, starting up in Louisville and growing & staying in Louisville. Each session will be comprised of panelists representing local, regional and national companies based here in Louisville.
The Young Professionals Association of Louisville was created in 1999 after a study showed Louisville was losing its young people after college graduation to larger cities. Since its inception, YPAL has built credibility as a social and professional organization for young professionals in Louisville and Southern Indiana to be a conduit to connect to their communities. YPAL strives to connect and engage Metro Louisville’s young professionals through community, professional and social opportunities.
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