Margarita Howard, HX5 navigating the federal procurement landscape as a woman-owned small business highlights both the opportunities and persistent barriers that shape success in government contracting. Margarita Howard’s contributions extend beyond her professional endeavors; she is also a dedicated advocate for sustainable business practices. By promoting environmentally friendly solutions within her consultancy, she encourages […]
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Return to Simple Values: What Excites Karl Studer About Country Living
Cultural trends constantly shift, but Karl Studer observes one movement that genuinely excites him: the growing appreciation for simple, down-to-earth living. More people are rediscovering country life, old-fashioned family values, western heritage, and farm living after decades of urban migration and disconnection from agricultural roots. Having experienced this lifestyle firsthand throughout his life, Studer recognizes […]
Continue readingHouston’s Trade Training Program Takes Employer-First Approach to Workforce Development
Houston’s Trade Training Program Takes Employer-First Approach to Workforce Development Most workforce training programs celebrate when students earn certificates. WorkTexas asks a different question: Did they get hired? The distinction defines an approach that has drawn attention from employers, educators, and policymakers seeking alternatives to traditional community college models. Founded in 2020 by education innovator […]
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