2 min read November 2023 — In an interview with Invest:, Sylvia Trent-Adams, president of The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, discussed the institution's values-based culture, high-quality education and opportunities for healthcare professionals. Trent-Adams emphasized diverse leadership to combat health disparities and addressed challenges
2 min read November 2023 — In an interview with Invest:, Mark Lawson, president of the Cary Chamber of Commerce, discussed the past year's milestones, including robust job growth and record-low unemployment rates. He emphasized the Chamber's innovative approach, vision for the future, workforce development, and advocacy efforts with local
3 min read September 2023 — Gregory Janey, president and CEO of Janey Construction Management (Janey), talked to Invest: about the main contributions of the company to the Greater Boston area in regard to education, advocacy and industry, the challenges that construction in Boston faces and how the company is
2 min read April 2023 — Invest: spoke with Kevin Plummer, headmaster of Tampa Preparatory School, to discuss how the institution blends inclusive student development with innovative curricula to offer an unmatched educational experience. “We have incredibly thoughtful teachers who are committed to and passionate about these grade levels,” he
3 min read March 2023 — A college education is still the best investment anyone can make, according to Timothy Beard, president of Pasco-Hernando State College. “A college degree will probably earn graduates at least $1 million more over their career than high-school graduates,” he told Invest:. What are the
2 min read February 2023 — In an interview with Invest:, Larry Williams, president and CEO of the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG), talked about some of TAG’s key milestones and initiatives over the last year and what the organization is doing to bolster STEM education, advance the tech sector
By Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read September 2019 — To be considered a staple within the growing economic landscape of Broward County is no small accomplishment, especially as new options seem to become available to the public on a weekly basis. There has to be a real sense of connection
