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The YoPro Know promotes your success in the workplace by being a bridge between ambitious young professionals and the progressive businesses who want to recruit, engage, and retain them.
Awarded 2022 Small Business of the Year by the Greenville Chamber
The next generation of leaders at your business have never known a world without social media. Let us help you build a culture and brand that attracts and retains them.
Our services have been crafted through thousands of interviews with young professionals in various industries across the country over the past 5 years. The future of your workforce begins with recruiting, retaining and growing YoPros. We can help you build and be that bridge.
The only consulting group that focuses on recruiting and retaining young professionals
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2022 Small Business of the Year
The Greenville Chamber is putting a spotlight on local businesses. We meet the 2022 business of the year.
South Carolina employers struggle to retain young workers amid generational differences
It’s the number one concern of all my clients, Recruiting and retention-finding the right people and then keeping them.
Clueing in to what young professionals want
All the data I’ve collected, I came up with five key factors of why young people stay or leave. I interview the young professionals and the experienced professionals in the office and look for the main areas that they might need help in.
Greenville Chamber Honors Community, Business Leaders At 133rd Annual Meeting
The 2021 award was presented to Kamber Parker, interim executive director at GAPS and owner of The YoPro Know.
Greenville Best and Brightest
2022 Best & Brightest 35 and Under! This is our 28th year of recognizing the business and community leaders who are making an impact in our state.
Hidden Gems: Meet Kamber Parker of The YoPro Know
Talent conversations are not going away anytime soon, so having a third party to support your strategy using our 5+ years of research is a great tool for your business.
How to Successfully Retain Young Professionals
Kamber is the author of the Ebook “The Young Professional Guide: 7 Smart Career Decisions To Make Now To Maximize Your Young Professional Years” and offers consulting services for companies looking to increase young professional retention and engagement.
Young Professionals and the Great Resignation with Kamber Parker
Though Gen Z and Millennials differ, they share some common characteristics when it comes to the workplace. Both groups want to make a difference in the world and often seek companies that prioritize community days.
The YoPro Know adds Account Manager
Jade is an incredible leader with a mission-oriented mind, and I know our clients and partners will enjoy working with her.
The YoPro Know announces The Great Retention podcast’s Spring schedule
YoPro Know got its start as a blog and podcast where we interviewed young professionals across the country to share their messages of career struggles, successes, and lessons.
Navigating the New Workforce: Attracting and Retaining the Young Professional Talent of Today
Uncover the myths and truths about millennials and Gen Z, explore the impact of the Great Resignation, and learn how to adapt your business to meet the needs of a diverse and evolving workforce.
Startup GVL Podcast Feature
With a goal to help companies create healthy work environments for young professionals, like her.
Five Signs Young Professional Employees Aren’t Happy at Work… and How to Fix It
You need to ask them questions about what they want from work and life. Don’t assume you know exactly what they need. You might be surprised by the responses you get.
Using social media to attract younger workers
Time have changed and more businesses are struggling to get younger people into the workplace. One upstate consultant firm says sprucing up your social media is the name of the game.
