Monthly Archives: July 2026

Have you ever worked for a leader who left you guessing? You weren’t sure why decisions were made. You weren’t sure what was changing. You weren’t sure whether concerns had been heard or even understood. In the absence of information, … Continue reading →

When organizations discuss partnerships, the conversation often begins with what each party needs. Universities need students. Employers need talent. Nonprofits need resources. Economic development leaders need growth. While these needs are important, I would argue that the strongest partnerships begin … Continue reading →

When workforce challenges arise, our instinct is often to look for new programs, new funding, or new partnerships. Those things matter. But after years of working at the intersection of education, workforce development, and industry, I’ve come to believe that … Continue reading →

If you graduated a decade ago, the career you imagined may look very different today. If you graduated last year, chances are it will look different five years from now. The reality is that very few careers follow a straight, … Continue reading →