by luke | Feb 7, 2020 | Economic Development, Epiphanies
Jessica Villa-Cruz Account Manager, Client Talent Delivery, JobsOhio Just a month into my job promotion last year I realized I was growing into responsibilities I hadn’t exactly aced in college. But here I am, thrilled with this position at JobsOhio and the work I’m...
by luke | Feb 7, 2020 | Epiphanies
Evelyn Burnett Co-founder and Partner, ThirdSpace Action Lab Why can’t my business partners and others around me move more quickly? Why can’t they make snap decisions? Why can’t they sacrifice more, work longer hours and understand the urgency of the problem we’re...
by luke | Feb 7, 2020 | Economic Development, Epiphanies
By Betsy McIntyre Director, Tristate Energy and Advanced Manufacturing Consortium I have had the privilege of working with many partnerships over the years. Each has been similar in terms of purpose (workforce development) and structure (with public and private...
by luke | Oct 9, 2019 | Epiphanies
By Betsy McIntyre Director, Tristate Energy and Advanced Manufacturing Consortium I have had the privilege of working with many partnerships over the years. Each has been similar in terms of purpose (workforce development) and structure (with public and private...
by luke | Oct 9, 2019 | Epiphanies
By David Henke 3rd District, Elkhart City Council, Elkhart, Indiana Sometimes government is the barrier. I have been a city councilman in Elkhart, Indiana, for 16 years and chair of the Finance Committee for most of those years. Few of us are experts in finance,...
by luke | Oct 9, 2019 | Epiphanies
By Marie A. Cini President, Council for Adult and Experiential Learning We all evolve as leaders and managers, and training programs can help us grow within these roles, improving our organization’s success. But too often, popular training programs and assessments...