Greetings –
The Atlantic invites you to join us, with our underwriter the University of Phoenix, for our inaugural Innovation and America’s Future Forum on November 10, 2011 at Washington, DC’s Newseum.
We’ll convene a panel of top experts for solutions-oriented conversation on the necessary actions of the public and private sectors to nurture new ideas and educate the American worker for the 21st century.
Featuring National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons and Northern Virginia Community College President Bob Templin, among others, the panelists will discuss how government, industry, and post-secondary educational institutions should respond to America’s declining college graduation rate and how policymakers can ensure that future generations of workers develop the skills necessary to compete on the global stage. What are the essential elements of effective coalitions to prepare students for 21st century jobs? What can we learn from current initiatives in this area? Are any highly effective strategies or best practices for addressing the "skills gap" emerging?
Please follow the link to the Innovation and America's Future event website to RSVP and learn more about the event, or contact me at 202-266-7678 or register@theatlantic.com .
We do hope you’re able to join us, and look forward to hearing from you!
All the best,
Eliza
Eliza French
The Atlantic / AtlanticLIVE
202.266.7678 office
register@theatlantic.com
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