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Leadership in Education
Business News

Charlotte Launches Innovative MBA Program Focusing on Leadership and Real-World Experience

Charlotte Welcomes New Leadership-Oriented MBA Program at Queens University In the heart of Charlotte, a fresh wave of enthusiasm is sweeping through the local business community, thanks to the newly redesigned McColl MBA program at Queens University. On September 17, a lively crowd gathered at the university to witness a remarkable conversation with business titan Hugh McColl Jr., the man behind the program’s name and its inspirational vision. This event,

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Entrepreneurship hub ribbon-cutting
Business News

Exciting New Hub for Entrepreneurs Opens in Charlotte

Exciting New Hub for Entrepreneurs Opens in Charlotte Charlotte is buzzing with excitement after the opening of the Freedom Business Collective, a brand-new space designed specifically for entrepreneurs and small business owners. This fantastic addition to the community was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on September 17, marking a significant step towards supporting local businesses and job seekers in the west Charlotte area. A Community Investment The Freedom Business Collective

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Safe reporting platform
Business News

RealResponse Expands Safety Initiatives Beyond College Athletics in Charlotte

RealResponse Expands Its Impact Beyond College Athletics in Charlotte In the vibrant city of Charlotte, an innovative company named RealResponse is making waves with its unique communication system aimed at enhancing safety and support for students. Founded in 2015 by former college basketball player David Chadwick, RealResponse initially focused on providing a fast, safe, and anonymous way for college athletes to report issues like abusive behavior and mental health struggles.

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Community Innovators Celebration
Business News

Charlotte’s Rising Stars: Young Innovators Transforming the Community

Charlotte Celebrates Its Rising Stars in the Community In the bustling city of Charlotte, a fresh energy is building as a wave of talented young leaders takes on influential roles across various fields. While Charlotte has historically been shaped by a few prominent figures, today’s emerging professionals are making a big splash, turning their passions into powerful community projects and initiatives. This is the third annual recognition of these incredible

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Business Luncheon Discussion
Business News

Mark Robinson Unveils Economic and Education Vision at Charlotte Luncheon

Mark Robinson Outlines His Vision for North Carolina at Charlotte Luncheon Charlotte, North Carolina – In a cozy gathering at the bustling restaurant CharBar7, Mark Robinson, the Republican nominee for governor, spelled out his strategy to take advantage of North Carolina’s thriving economy during a recent business luncheon hosted by the Hood Hargett Breakfast Club. With various local business leaders present, Robinson seized a rare opportunity to share his platform

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Creative Hub for Youth
Business News

Charlotte Nonprofit Transforms Historic Building into Creative Hub for Youth Entrepreneurs

Charlotte Nonprofit Reimagines Historic Building for Creative Young Minds Charlotte, a city full of potential and growth, is taking significant strides towards empowering its youth and fostering entrepreneurship. A local nonprofit, Do Greater Charlotte, is on a mission to transform the former office building of Harvey B. Gantt—known for being Charlotte’s first Black mayor—into a vibrant hub for young creatives and entrepreneurs. The building, located at 500 North Tryon Street,

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Crafting and Connection
Business News

Charlotte’s Youth Rediscover Traditional Hobbies, Transforming Pastimes into Profitable Ventures

Charlotte: A City Embracing “Grandma and Grandpa Hobbies” In a world increasingly saturated with technology, it seems a delightful twist is sweeping through our younger generations. More and more young people are turning to what social media has affectionately dubbed “grandma and grandpa hobbies.” From gardening and baking sourdough to canning produce and assembling intricate puzzles, these traditional crafts are making a comeback—offering both a respite from screens and a

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Vaccination Education Session
Business News

COVID-19 Vaccinations Explained: Key Questions and Answers in Charlotte, N.C.

COVID-19 Vaccinations: Your Questions Answered in Charlotte, N.C. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — If you’ve got questions about vaccinations, you are definitely not alone! In an informative health spotlight held recently, Sepideh Manafi, District Leader for CVS, shed light on a topic that is often surrounded by uncertainty. Many people have questions but hesitate to voice them, sometimes feeling unsure about what to ask or apprehensive about the whole process. “I want

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Elderly Advocating for Education
Education

Atlanta Seniors Demand Action on Rising Student Debt Crisis

Atlanta’s Voices Rise Against Student Debt In the heart of Atlanta, a group of determined seniors is getting ready to hit the road to Washington, D.C. They’re not looking for a vacation; they’re on a mission to demand action from the White House and the U.S. Department of Education. Why? Because student debt isn’t just a young person’s problem anymore. In fact, people over 60 are officially the fastest-growing demographic

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Community Awareness Campaign
Education

Teen Drug Overdoses Escalate in Dana Point, California, Sparking Community Concern

Teen Drug Overdoses Fuel Fear in Dana Point, California In Dana Point, California, the rising wave of teen drug overdoses has become a chilling reality for students, parents, and educators alike. Residents here have seen the tragic consequences unfold over the past few years, largely attributed to the deadly effects of fentanyl-laced pills. Mike Darnold, an 80-year-old former police officer with a passion for helping youth, has become a beacon

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