In this issue: BEST NEWS EVER!, Breakfast of Champions, Workforce Employer Survey, Graduate SWFL, Upcoming Meetings and We are Hiring!
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n the March 2022 newsletter, we reported how the level of educational attainment influences median family income. Specifically, a householder whose highest educational attainment is a high school diploma earned a median family income of $61.9K in 2019, compared to $83.1K (or 34% more) for a householder with a 2-year Associate degree and $121.2K (or 96% more) for a householder with a Bachelor’s degree.
In the March 2022 newsletter, we reported how the level of educational attainment influences median family income. Specifically, a householder whose highest educational attainment is a high school diploma earned a median family income of $61.9K in 2019, compared to $83.1K (or 34% more) for a householder with a 2-year Associate degree and $121.2K (or 96% more) for a householder with a Bachelor’s degree.
NEW PUBLIC POLICY EXPERT TEAM FutureMakers has created a new expert team: FutureMakers Coalition Public Policy Expert Team which will be headed up by Dr. Shawn J. Khan. If you...
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Not a day passes without a news headline about the red-hot housing market and the skyrocketing home prices in southwest Florida. Most of the time, the stories are couched in fairly simple economic supply and demand terms: as the COVID-19 pandemic wains, there is a pent-up demand for housing among a limited supply, pushing up home prices.
In this issue: FutureMakers Partner Spotlight, New Regional Action Team Announced!, Get Involved!, Upcoming Events, Courageous Conversations, Data Reports and What We Are Reading.
2022 may be the first year that we truly begin to understand how well southwest Florida’s students navigated through the COVID-19 pandemic. For parts or all of three academic years...
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In this issue: FutureMakers Partner Spotlight, Get Involved!, Upcoming Events, Courageous Conversations, Data Reports and What We Are Reading.
As high school seniors approach graduation, many are contemplating their next steps. Some of these graduating seniors may be asking themselves whether college is really “worth” it. The answer to that question has become more complicated over time.
As the Corporate Programs Coordinator for the Lutgert College of Business at Florida Gulf Coast University Tifarah Pardue works on talent initiatives across the university as well as directly with…
