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- Business Leads Fellows Justin Groenert and Tyler Stock show how the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership (E-REP) is advancing education and workforce development across the Evansville region.Ohio ninth-grader Aarit Koul won the 2025 National Civics Bee Championship, exemplifying the U.S. Chamber Foundation's mission to strengthen civic education as America celebrates its 250th anniversary.Coast Guard Veteran Rhys Campbell transitioned from military service to a successful career at Verizon through the Hiring Our Heroes Career Forward program.From study guides and AI tutors to youth service, mentorship, and family engagement, National Civics Bee® partners are building a powerful ecosystem for civic learning. Together, they are showing what it looks like when business, education, and community organizations make civic education a shared priority.Mark Peters, CEO of Butterball Farms, applies Talent Pipeline Management® (TPM) principles to build people-centered talent systems. Through the iNexus initiative, he helps employers collaborate with educators to strengthen retention, expand mobility, and create regional pathways to meaningful work.Winter Storm Fern could severely disrupt small businesses across multiple states. Learn how to prepare now and complete the R4R checklist to become eligible for a $5,000 grant if a disaster is declared in your state.The U.S. Chamber Foundation released an updated edition of the report reflecting on how assessment and accountability policies have contributed to improving both the quality of and access to K–12 public education.At the 2025 Hiring Our Heroes Awards Gala, we had the honor of presenting the President’s Award for Lifetime Achievement to Wayne Peacock, who recently retired as President and CEO of USAA.Kalamazoo’s early care and education (ECE) collaborative has built a sustainable strategy to attract new talent and support employees in earning industry-recognized credentials.
