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Young Workers at the Head of the Table

June 9, 2010 by

[HTML1] Nick Yaeger is the first guest in Keeping Up with Gen Y‘s new monthly series, “Y Gen Entrepreneurs.” He is co-founder and CEO of Y BizDev in Washington, D.C. He started the business in 2007, when he was 24 years old. Nick specializes in strategic development and communications, messaging and brand positioning.

Nick joins Keeping Up with Gen Y to talk about why Generation Y is particularly well suited for entrepreneurship. He also discusses the importance of creating support systems that incorporate all generations to encourage and strengthen our future business leaders.
More about Nick Yaeger
Nick is co-founder and CEO of Y BizDev in Washington, D.C. He founded the business in 2007 while working as publisher for a market leading travel publication in the D.C. area. Throughout his career, Nick’s affinity for “building relationships” has provided the opportunity to work with brands, issues, and people that have a high potential for growth. He specializes in strategic development and communications, messaging and brand positioning.
Prior to starting his own business, Nick was in advertising sales for Roll Call newspaper, the most widely read publication on Capitol Hill. Before transitioning over to the private sector, Nick worked on Capitol Hill as a Congressional Staffer. Originally from the Boston area, he graduated from Bucknell University with a B.A. in Political Science.
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About Tamara Bell

Tamara Bell is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Y Gen Out Loud, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization that provides a platform for Generation Yto discuss national politics and public policy issues.

Tamara began her journalism career as a staff reporter for the Dallas Times Herald. A few years later, she moved to York, Pa., as a political reporter for the York Dispatch, covering local, state, and national government as well as writing investigative stories for the mid-sized daily newspaper.

A Texas girl at heart, Tamara returned to Dallas a year later to work as press relations director for the re-election campaign of U.S. Rep. John Bryant. The next year, she moved to Austin and the Texas Legislature, where she stayed for 15 years. While at the Legislature, Tamara worked for Democratic House members as Chief-of-Staff and Press Secretary, and as a Senior Policy Analyst for the Senate State Affairs Committee chaired by a Republicansenator.

In 1996, Tamara became co-owner of a political newsletter covering state issues and elections. As Editor-in-Chief, Tamara helped shape the weekly publication into a must-read for state officials, legislative aides, and lobbyists. More recently, Tamara wrote a regular column analyzing coverage by the Texas Capitol Press Corps for an online political publication. She also works as a lecturer in the Advertising Department at The University of Texasat Austin.

Tamara has also been a judge for the 2010 Bright Ideas Award given by the Texas Daily Newspaper Association, served as a panelist at the Society of Professional Journalists 2010 Region 8 Conference where the theme was How to Save Journalism, and has been a guest lecture for the Advertising Department’s Internship course, speaking about the jobs outlook for graduating seniors.

Tamara earned her M.A. and Ph.D. in Journalism from The University of Texas at Austin, and her B.A. in Journalism from Texas A&M University. She resides in Austin with her son, Jackson.

Tamara Bell is also the Host of Keeping Up with Gen Y on WomensRadio. Keeping Up with Gen Y offers discussions, interviews, and commentary about important issues of the day from the perspective of Generation Y (18-to 30-years-old). Aimed at all generations interested in learning about and inspiring young people, this show features professionals, experts, researchers, and members of Gen Y who share insights and experiences about the topics on the minds of today’s young adults.