Tag: education
The future of the Corridor is entrepreneurship
By Maurie Cashman | Guest Column
Entrepreneurship is important for many reasons, from promoting social change to driving innovation. Entrepreneurship occurs in small businesses, education,...
The future of the Corridor is entrepreneurship
By Maurie Cashman | Guest Column
Entrepreneurship is important for many reasons, from promoting social change to driving innovation. Entrepreneurship occurs in small businesses, education,...
UI’s next business dean faces shifting demands
University of Iowa dean Sarah Gardial talks with CBJ contributor Nate Kaeding during an early edition of "Real Success with Nate Kaeding," held at...
It’s showtime for edtech startup Foundations in Learning
Foundations in Learning CEO Mark Mitrovich and co-founder and co-owner Carolyn Brown, shown in the startup's office on a recent afternoon.Â
By Dave DeWitte
dave@corridorbusiness.com
It took...
Real Success with Nate Kaeding: Xavier Romano
Xavier Romano and Nate Kaeding pose for a photo at Sigma Lambda Beta's national headquarters in North Liberty. PHOTO ADAM MOORE
Sponsored by West Bank,...
Real Success with Nate Kaeding: David McInally
Coe College President David McInally talks education in the Perrine Gallery. PHOTO ADAM MOOREÂ
Sponsored by West Bank, this is the latest edition of the...
Governor’s office renews push for computer science ed
Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds visited with students and education leaders from the Corridor during a Nov. 15 tour of the Kirkwood Regional Center at...
Kirkwood looks back at 50
Kirkwood President Mick Starcevich discusses the community college's nearly $1 billion economic impact in the state of Iowa during his remarks at a May...
Q&A: Bruce Rastetter
President, Iowa Board of Regents
Interview by CBJ Editorial Board
As CEO of Summit Group, based in Alden, Bruce Rastetter oversees a variety of diverse interests...
Re-imagining school and work
By Mary Ellen Maske | Guest Editorial
When the comprehensive high school was created in the late 1900s, it was largely in response to the...