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Is It a Good School If the Students Don’t Graduate?

Staggering student loan debt, tightening budgets, and concerns over global competitiveness have been in the national spotlight long enough to provoke serious changes in America’s higher education system. Colleges and universities are now dealing with a high level of scrutiny over student outcomes.

Two Atlanta Startup Hubs Merge to Diversify Tech Sector

Opportunity Hub’s Founder and CEO Rodney Sampson, together with TechSquare Labs co-founder and angel investor Paul Judge, will focus on creating curriculum, products and solutions to increase diversity and inclusion in tech; build a platform to start, accelerate, incubate and fund diverse co-founding teams; help corporations meet their own internal strategies, goals, and initiatives in this area; and bridge the divide between corporate innovation and supplier diversity.

The Surprising Age at Which Women’s Pay Falls Behind

The Surprising Age at Which Women’s Pay Falls Behind

According to a Payscale study of 1.4 million full-time workers, women make less than men at every age level and the average salary for women starts to plateau more than a decade before men. Based off the results, women stop seeing pay increases between the ages of 35 and 40, compared to men who are paid more until age 50 to 55.

Victoria Reese Talks What it Takes to Be a Brand Architect

Since branding is the emotion people feel when your company or personal brand come to mind, Reese plays a key role in communicating that to an audience. She carves out what will be effective with that target audience and helps shape what the brand's purpose is.

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