Welcome to IBJ's Thought Leadership series. We're talking with experts across all business sectors who want to engage with the Indianapolis business community about industry trends and to share advice and experiences. We are excited to bring their expertise to our readers.
Dr. David Dimmett
President and CEO
Project Lead The Way
Content sponsored by Project Lead The Way
In this week’s Thought Leadership Point of View, Project Lead The Way President and CEO Dr. David Dimmett discusses the importance of engaging students by showing them how what they learn in the classroom is relevant to their future careers.
Eileen Hulme, Ph.D.
Chancellor
Indiana Wesleyan University (N&G)
Dimitrios Peroulis
Senior Vice President
Purdue University Online
Content sponsored by Indiana Wesleyan University and Purdue University Online
In this week’s Thought Leadership, education experts from Indiana Wesleyan University and Purdue University discuss what is necessary to deliver a meaningful education and how students of all ages can take advantage of Indiana’s diverse educational assets.
Dr. Jeff Butts
Superintendent
Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township
Dr. Terry Daugherty
Dean
Scott College of Business at Indiana State University
Dr. David Dimmett
President and CEO
Project Lead The Way
Content sponsored by Indiana State University, Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township, and Project Lead The Way
In our first Thought Leadership Roundtable of 2023, educators and administrators at Indiana State University, the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township, and Project Lead The Way discuss what can be done to create success for students and teachers in a constantly changing educational environment.
Andy Miller, Ph.D.
VP for Innovation & Partnerships
Indiana Wesleyan University
Dr. Shawn A. Smith
Superintendent of Schools
Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township
Content sponsored by Indiana Wesleyan University and Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township
In IBJ’s Thought Leadership Roundtable, executives at Indiana Wesleyan University and the Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township say that in spite of Indiana’s robust workforce development efforts, still more must be done.
