Early learning is critical to the United States economy and Louisiana has addressed the challenges of education in a unique way. What can you do to make a difference in your state?

The national debt is rapidly increasing, but what does that mean for you? Joe Minarik, Senior Vice President and Director of Research at the Committee for Economic Development (CED) sits down with Caroline Ferguson, researcher at CED, to discuss what the looming national debt means and how it will affect future generations.

Education is changing and apprenticeships could be an essential part of our future workforce. Mike Petters, CEO of Huntington Ingalls Industries, discusses how his company is using apprenticeships to supply its workforce.

What are employers looking for in High School graduates? Chris Gabrieli, Chairman of the Board of Higher Education for Massachusettes, joins Cindy Cisneros to discuss CED's new report.

Advancing women in business is essential, but how do you do it? Nicole Blythe at Grant Thornton explains their process to Mike Petro.

What does the Korn Ferry Institute's recent report tell us about women in the workplace? Evelyn Orr, Vice President & COO of Korn Ferry, shares her insight and personal experience.

Can charter schools be successful or should they be done away with? Monica Herk, Vice President of Education Research, joins Mike Petro to explore the workings of charter schools.

What does it take to be a CEO in the modern world? Ron Marshall, CEO of Claire's, joins Joe Minarik to provide an inside look at today's corporations.

Gordon Gee, President of West Virginia University, talks with Joe Minarik about the West Virginia Forward program and how it could be used elsewhere.

Does immigration hurt the United States or benefits it? The Chairman of the

Strategic Investment Group, Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg, joins Joe Minarik to

discuss the issue.

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