Math and science can be challenging, but with the right mindset, nothing is impossible! New Mexico’s cultural hub, the center of its ecosystem, is changing the way families think about math and science.

Hear directly from four ecosystem leaders, including a business leader, about best practices to build lasting connections with business leaders in your community. Tips include communicating your greatest needs to the right people within business and industry.

Remarks at the Spring 2019 SLECoP Convening from Great Lakes leader, Lori Flippin, describe the power of business making a commitment to the families that work for them within an ecosystem dedicated to advancing family engagement.

Knowing your audience is critical when speaking with business leaders. Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance listens to business and industry to solve their workforce concerns of the future.

In just three years, the Omaha STEM Ecosystem has built a network of almost 800 partners, working together toward a common goal. Business and education partners have worked to identify gaps in the community, most notably the need for deeper family engagement.

Oklahoma’s MidAmerica STEM Alliance has locked business into a long term commitment to the community. Learn how all ecosystem partners, including business, families and education.