PMTC's Young Leaders to hold General meeting December 18th and raise money for food bank

The Young Leaders Group (YLG) of the Private Motor Truck Council of Canada (PMTC) is hosting their annual Christmas breakfast and general meeting.

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The meeting will be held on Tuesday, December 18, 2018 in Cambridge, ON at Sharp Transportation Systems’ offices located at 1225 Balmoral Rd. Registration will be from 8:00am until 8:30am. The meeting will begin at 8:30am with the general meeting followed by a career story with guest speaker Shari Lagala, Health and Safety Training Manager at Patene Building Supplies. The meeting will wrap up at 10:30.

Both PMTC members and non-members are welcome. If you are 40 and under, not currently a member of the PMTC and are interested in the PMTC Young Leaders Group, please feel free to register to attend and learn about this great group! The cost to register is a donation to the food bank. The YLG will be accepting monetary and/or food donations which will go to the Cambridge Self Help Food Bank.

Matt Richardson, PMTC YLG Chairperson, had this to say about the upcoming event: “The PMTC YLG is happy to be completing our 3rd annual Christmas meeting and educational session. The turn out the past couple of years has been great and we are hoping the same for this year. As in previous years, the event will feature a charity component with donations (food and monetary) being accepted for the Cambridge Self Help Food Bank. This is an excellent opportunity for PMTC and PMTC YLG members to support the Cambridge Food Bank heading in to the holiday season, along with getting together for a networking and learning opportunity”.

To register, e-mail info@pmtc.ca, or call 905-827-0587.  Space is limited so don’t delay!

This seminar is being offered as part of the YLG’s mission to bring value to the next generation through education, discussions and networking. We’d love to see you there. Get out! Get involved! Get inspired!

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