George Wilder
Individual Development Vice President
Hi all, and welcome to our website. I've been a Jaycee member for only a couple of years, so I'm really excited to be taking on the IDVP position. I think Individual Development is one of the reasons that the Jaycees organization was created, and I beleive that this organization is a great way to improve your own life as well as the lives of others through community service.
What better way is there to improve the future and improve our community than by helping our members grow as individuals? So, email, call, or stop by and see me, and tell me how you would like to help the Jaycees provide individual development to our community.
As a rural community, we have some great values that make us unique. We're a community of hard working people and neighbors that strive to make our corner of the world a better place. My goal this year is to help provide some opportunities for our members to grow. Our fellow Jaycees from around the state have some great resources that we can take advantage of, and I would like to help our chapter take advantage of those opportunities without sacrificing any of the values that make our region so amazing.
About Me
I'm a proud new papa! Like most new parents, my life has improved so much. It's definately a lot of work being a parent, but I love every second of it! My beautiful wife and I rejoyce every time we see our baby, and I hope it never wears off.
I moved to Crescent City right before my 8th grade school year, and finished out high-school here. I moved away, went to school, and found out that there isn't anywhere else in the world I would rather live. So, in 2001 I had the opportunity to move back home and start a wonderful life here. I've been loving life behind the redwood curtain ever since!
I'm a computer network engineer by trade, and recently started my own Information Technology Support company. I specialize in the design, implementation, and maintenance of small to large business networks. From hand-held and desktop computers to enterprise data-centers and everything in between, I can do it all. That probably makes me a pretty major nerd, but I'm OK with that. I just hope that I can draw upon a portion of my professional life to help the young people in our area improve the community.