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SUMMARY:WIN Power UP! - Lunch & Learn- July 17\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:Power UP! Lunch & Learn with us each quarter in 2026\n\n\n\nOur Women In Noblesville WIN Network brings together women in business to develop meaningful relationships\, strengthen business skills\, and advance business opportunities. \n\n\n\nThis Quarter's Presentation: Power Up Your Financial Confidence!\nAn engaging Lunch & Learn designed to empower women to feel confident and in control of their finances. We will explore how to clarify your financial purpose and priorities\, uncover common misconceptions and costly mistakes\, and build practical confidence in everyday money decisions. Walk away with a stronger mindset\, actionable insights\, and tools to help your money support the life you want. Presented by partners\, Amanda Sylvester of Edward Jones and Kathy Young of First Merchants Bank. \n\n\n\n\nMore about our speaker: Financial Advisor\, Amanda Sylvester of Edward Jones\n\n \n\n\n\n\nGood people are at the center of everything we do. Coming to work every day\, I'm inspired to help those I've been fortunate enough to serve. As a financial advisor\, I truly enjoy creating customized strategies\, regularly reviewing and adjusting these strategies with my clients as goals and markets change\, and working with them throughout their lives to help keep them on track.\n\nRegardless of whether a client has complex wealth and estate needs\, is newly retired or is navigating how their money will last throughout retirement\, I am here to help. I enjoy being the person who guides my clients through life events\, helping them make sound financial decisions and keeping them informed along the way. I strive to make investing approachable. My ideal clients are those who want to carefully and thoughtfully work toward their financial goals\, using me as their sounding board to make financial decisions.\n\nOn a personal note\, my story began in Anderson\, Indiana\, where I was born and raised. I went on to graduate from the University of Evansville with a degree in accounting. While at UE\, I played softball all four years. Go Purple Aces! I went on to earn my MBA from Ball State University. I married my husband\, Corey\, in October of 2012. Corey is also a financial advisor with Edward Jones. We have a dog named Dipo and enjoy traveling and golfing. I earned my limited partnership with the firm in 2023 and couldn't be prouder to work for Edward Jones.\n\nI am an active member of the Elwood Optimist Club\, where our motto is "friend of youth"\; I'm actively involved with running our golf outing each year and our world-famous fruit drink stand. I'm also a member of the Noblesville Chamber and actively involved in WIN (Women in Noblesville). As a WIN committee member\, I'm involved in connecting and empowering women in Noblesville and the surrounding communities.\n\nWe are located in Cicero\, Indiana\, but serve clients across the country. Give us a call or stop by the office. We look forward to seeing you.\n\n\nMore about our speaker: Kathy Young of First Merchants Bank\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKathy Young is a Relationship Manager serving a diverse portfolio of commercial businesses across Central Indiana.A seasoned banker with more than 30 years of experience\, Kathy's background spans agriculture and SBA lending\, credit underwriting and administration\, and lending compliance. As a community-focused banker\, she takes a relational\, solutions oriented approach designed to support the full spectrum of her clients' financial needs.\n\n\n\nKathy earned her undergraduate degree in Agriculture from Purdue University and holds a Master's degree in Management from Indiana Wesleyan University. She is also a graduate of the Hamilton County Leadership Academy and the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin. Deeply committed to community service\, Kathy serves on the executive board of the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce\, leads the Women in Noblesville business network\, and contributes her expertise on the HCLA finance committee. Her past nonprofit involvement includes work with Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank\, SERVE Noblesville\, Grandview Church\, and Hamilton County 4-H.\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nREGISTER TODAY - Space is limited to 36\n\n______ \n\nWe can accommodate most allergy related meal requests with 7-day advance notice to info@noblesvillechamber.com.
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\nOur \;Women In Noblesville WIN Network brings together women in business to develop meaningful relationships\, strengthen business skills\, and advance business opportunities. \; \; \;
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\nThis Quarter'\;s Presentation: Power Up Your Financial Confidence!\nAn engaging Lunch &\; Learn designed to empower women to feel confident and in control of their finances. We will explore how to clarify your financial purpose and priorities\, uncover common misconceptions and costly mistakes\, and build practical confidence in everyday money decisions. \; Walk away with a stronger mindset\, actionable insights\, and tools to help your money support the life you want. Presented by partners\, \;Amanda Sylvester of Edward Jones and Kathy Young of First Merchants Bank. \;
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\nMore about our speaker: Financial Advisor\, Amanda Sylvester of Edward Jones
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\nGood people are at the center of everything we do. Coming to work every day\, I'\;m inspired to help those I'\;ve been fortunate enough to serve. As a financial advisor\, I truly enjoy creating customized strategies\, regularly reviewing and adjusting \;these strategies with my clients as goals and markets change\, and working with them throughout their lives to help keep them on track.
\n\nRegardless of whether a client has complex wealth and estate needs\, is newly retired or is navigating how their money will last throughout retirement\, I am here to help. I enjoy being the person who guides my clients through life events\, helping them make sound financial decisions and keeping them informed along the way. I strive to make investing approachable. My ideal clients are those who want to carefully and thoughtfully work toward their financial goals\, using me as their sounding board to make financial decisions.
\n\nOn a personal note\, my story began in Anderson\, Indiana\, where I was born and raised. I went on to graduate from the University of Evansville with a degree in accounting. While at UE\, I played softball all four years. Go Purple Aces! I went on to earn my MBA from Ball State University. I married my husband\, Corey\, in October of 2012. Corey is also a financial advisor with Edward Jones. We have a dog named Dipo and enjoy traveling and golfing. I earned my limited partnership with the firm in 2023 and couldn'\;t be prouder to work for Edward Jones.
\n\nI am an active member of the Elwood Optimist Club\, where our motto is "\;friend of youth"\;\; I'\;m actively involved with running our golf outing each year and our world-famous fruit drink stand. I'\;m also a member of the Noblesville Chamber and actively involved in WIN (Women in Noblesville). As a WIN committee member\, I'\;m involved in connecting and empowering women in Noblesville and the surrounding communities.
\n\nWe are located in Cicero\, Indiana\, but serve clients across the country. Give us a call or stop by the office. We look forward to seeing you.
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\nMore about our speaker: Kathy Young of First Merchants Bank
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\nKathy Young is a Relationship Manager serving a diverse \;portfolio of commercial businesses across Central Indiana.A seasoned banker with more than 30 years of experience\, \;Kathy'\;s background spans agriculture and SBA lending\, credit \;underwriting and administration\, and lending compliance. As \;a community-focused banker\, she takes a relational\, solutions \;oriented approach designed to support the full spectrum of her \;clients'\; financial needs.
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\nKathy earned her undergraduate degree in Agriculture from \;Purdue University and holds a Master'\;s degree in Management \;from Indiana Wesleyan University. She is also a graduate of \;the Hamilton County Leadership Academy and the Graduate \;School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin. Deeply committed to community service\, Kathy serves on the \;executive board of the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce\, \;leads the Women in Noblesville business network\, and \;contributes her expertise on the HCLA finance committee. Her \;past nonprofit involvement includes work with Hamilton County \;Harvest Food Bank\, SERVE Noblesville\, Grandview Church\, \;and Hamilton County 4-H.
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\nREGISTER TODAY - Space is limited to 36
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\nWe can accommodate most allergy related meal requests with 7-day advance notice to info@noblesvillechamber.com.
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LOCATION:Courtyard by Marriott Noblesville 17863 Foundation Dr. Noblesville\, IN 46060
UID:e.1538.4943
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URL:https://business.noblesvillechamber.com/events/details/win-power-up-lunch-learn-july-17-2026-4943
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