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Jamie Merisotis has it right: when colleges, employers, and communities work together, entire groups of people benefit. One off, transactional partnerships can be a good solution for single programs, but do too little when trying to address complex social challenges like reducing poverty, increasing postsecondary attainment, and improving community vitality. In his piece with Forbes, Jamie talks refers to the Racine, Wisconsin Talent Hub, led by Higher Expectations as one such exemplar. While readers may want to pay attention to *what* Racine is doing to improve college to career transitions, it is far more valuable to pay attention to *how* they go about their work. Every Talent Hub follows their own methodical, intentionally-designed engagement process to design and implement cross-sector work, and Racine is no exception. Excellence is deviance, and Talent Hubs are as deviant as they come. Lumina Foundation Jeff Neubauer DeAnn Possehl https://lnkd.in/gAsSa8vZ

Colleges, Companies, And Communities Are Working Together To Improve Higher Ed

Colleges, Companies, And Communities Are Working Together To Improve Higher Ed

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