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Entries tagged with Talent Dividend Prize

Northeast Ohio, a competitor for the Talent Dividend Prize, recently received a grant to further postsecondary matriculation. The Ohio Board of Regents awarded the Northeast Ohio Council on Higher Education (NOCHE) and College Now Greater Cleveland $450,000 to promote college attendance in Northeast Ohio. The grant will…

US Department of Education's Greg Darnieder shares why the White House is paying attention to college attainment efforts in Memphis and cities across the country in this interview with FOX13:

On Tuesday, with the support of The Kresge Foundation and Lumina Foundation for Education, CEOs for Cities launched the $1 million Talent Dividend Prize.  This prize will be awarded to the metropolitan area with the greatest increase in postsecondary degrees awarded per capita over a three-year period.  More than 80…

Only one in six employed Hispanic adults have completed a bachelor’s degree according to this op-ed by Esther Aguilera of CHCI.  This means big opportunities for cities working to achieve the Talent Dividend.

For instance in Miami it would take an additional 38,000 college graduates in the population to…

Join the National Talent Dividend Network Online 

We’re listening.  After many requests to increase peer learning across the network between meetings, we’ve launched a LinkedIn Group to facilitate greater connections and year-round exchange among members of the…

What City Will Be Known as the Place for Talent?

Less than one month is left to register your city for the Talent Dividend Prize. This $1 million award, supported by the Kresge Foundation and Lumina Foundation for…