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2012 marks the 30th anniversary of the JCI Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World (JCI TOYP) Program. Just like the first set of JCI TOYP Honorees from 1983, this year's ten honorees will be celebrated at the JCI World Congress held in Taipei, Ta

This week, we caught up with our current Chamber President, Simon Bucknall. What's his JCI story - and current perspective on membership and what it can offer?

How did you first hear about JCI?

JCI found me! Back in late 2007, I had had some success i

This weekend I have been with JCI Southampton for Presidents & Deputies Day and the first National Council of 2012. I was delighted to be asked to brief National Council on our recent success and share best practice ideas to help other UK chamber

Piggers, the little JCI Barnsley pig, made his first little international trip to sunny Scotland for their National Conference from 20-22nd April.

To induct Piggers fully into the JCI fold he needed to meet our twin Chamber JCI Aberdeen and experienc

Meet one of our 2012 new members, Ben Hawley

Name:

Ben Hawley

Occupation:

Business Owner focusing on Mobile Advertising

Why did you join JCI Barnsley? 

To meet new people and also with the aim of increasing the social groups I'm part of.

What ar

Have you spotted it?! Regular viewers will have noticed a brand new all-singing, all-dancing look to the JCI Southampton website. This has been running as a 'Beta' site for a while now but we're proud to introduce the new look website to

Dear All,

So here we are – the Christmas & New Year celebrations are over & another busy year has started. Continuing as President of JCI Southampton for 2012 I’d like to welcome you to what I’m sure will be another gre

JCI Southampton has had another fantastic year & the team are immensely proud to announce that we have just been recognised for our programmes & achievements by JCI UK with the following awards at this year’s UK National Awards ceremo

I (Steve Wells) recived this email today and thought it worth sharing as it poses a question and makes a very serious point.

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What would you do?....you make the choice. Don't look for a punch line, there isn't one. Read it anyway. My question is: Wo

It was a busy week for our Guide Dog project this last week as the next events began to take shape. I'm really pleased that our newest member, Lynda, who moved to Reading from Glasgow to take up a job at Guide Dogs for the Blind, quite separate from o