Coast river business journal. (Astoria, OR) 2006-current, November 17, 2021, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBUSINESS COMMENT 2 Coast River Business Journal Editor’s Notebook Jonathan Williams • November 2021 Celebrating young success By JONATHAN WILLIAMS Editor, Coast River Business Journal Young people are the backbone of any successful business. They have energy, a zest for doing and are willing to take risks in order to boost the company. Know someone like this? Coast River Business Journal is seeking submissions for a special spread in next month’s issue focus- ing exclusively on young profession- al s working on the North Coast. These are young people working in any business setting, from health care and automotive, to banking, insur- ance, retail, restaurants, real estate, agriculture and other industries. The business journal is focusing on young professionals ages 18 to 40. Submissions should be for those working on the north Oregon Coast and Long Beach Peninsula. If you are a manager or someone who has worked closely with some- one like this over the last year, send us a submission under 100 words about what makes that person special and how they’ve had a signiﬁ cant, positive impact on your company. Send us a photo with your sub- mission to editor@crbizjournal.com. The deadline to participate is Friday, Dec. 3. While many have sacriﬁ ced so much and others have had a diﬃ cult time hiring new employees, tell us about the ones that make your busi- ness work. They’re the future of our North Coast economy. Young professionals on the North Coast Tell us about a young person in your organization who’s made a diﬀ er- ence. Email written descriptions of no more than 100 words explaining what makes this person special and how they have helped your business. Send entries with a photo to: editor@crbizjournal.com by Friday, Dec. 3. The business journal is deﬁ ning young professionals as anyone work- ing 18 to 40 years of age. Submissions should be for people working on the north Oregon Coast and Long Beach Peninsula. Precision Heating customers in Washington EARNED over $2,000 on average for their first year. PACIFIC ’S #1 COUNTY ICE E RV FULL S R R O V ID E P R A SOL Did you know?... “If you ever wan ted solar, no w is the time! ” -Sta n the Solar M an CALL (360)642-4272 FREE NO OBLIGATION HOME OR BUSINESS ENERGY AUDIT SOL SAL AR E 2 OFF 5% ! ... that the federal government will give you up to $12,000 in a dollar for dollar tax refund in your first year? PRECISION HEATING & Indoor Air Quality 360-642-4272 stan.tussing@gmail.com www.usa-heating.com