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Winston Under 40: Where local leaders start

Plus, an upcoming August event for new and existing members.

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Who knows? You might just meet your future coworker.

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Calling all young professionals.

If you’ve been after actionable ways to:

  • Strengthen your local network
  • Sharpen your leadership skills
  • Supercharge your community involvement

— then this is your sign to join Winston Under 40.

This program, fueled by Greater Winston-Salem Inc., is all about uplifting young local professionals, bringing together the brightest minds from across Forsyth County industries.

You’ll build confidence, kickstart your career, and meet some pretty amazing people along the way.

Meetup this month

You don’t have to wait long to join: The next Winston Under 40 Social will take place Thursday, Aug. 28, at Capone’s Bar in Robert Hall. This informal gathering in a historic space is the perfect place to take that first step.

Can’t make it? The main event of the year, the Winston Under 40 Leadership Awards, is set for Dec. 9 at Legacy Stables + Events.

Bonus: Interested nonprofits can apply to be the 2026 community partner (applications open late August).

Invest in yourself

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