August 10, 2025 - 03:02
EPB CEO David Wade, who has recently joined the University of Tennessee board of trustees, emphasized the vital role that the university system plays in both the state and local communities. In a recent discussion, Wade described the University of Tennessee as a "tremendous asset," recognizing its contributions to education and workforce development. He expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity to influence educational policies and initiatives that can enhance the quality of education in Tennessee.
Wade pointed out that the university not only serves as an educational institution but also as a catalyst for economic growth. He believes that fostering strong partnerships between the university and local businesses can lead to innovative solutions that address community needs. As he steps into this role, Wade aims to advocate for programs that align educational outcomes with the demands of the job market, ensuring that students are well-prepared for future careers. His commitment to education and community development is expected to make a significant impact on the board's initiatives moving forward.
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A Unique Look at the B-2 Stealth Bomber at the National Museum of the US Air ForceThe National Museum of the US Air Force proudly showcases the only permanent public exhibition of a B-2 stealth bomber, an aircraft that represents a significant leap in military aviation...
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Sen. Hoeven Engages with Business Leaders on Border IssuesSenator John Hoeven recently convened a meeting with U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott and local business leaders to address pressing concerns related to border traffic...
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N.C. Tops Business Rankings but Struggles with Worker ConditionsNorth Carolina has recently been highlighted as the top state for business in a prominent study, showcasing its favorable environment for companies and entrepreneurs. This ranking underscores the...
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Surge in U.S. Business Growth Concentrated in Key IndustriesAmerica has witnessed significant business growth over the past five years, primarily concentrated in a select few service-driven industries. From 2019 to 2024, sectors such as technology,...