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Episode 24: Completion with a Purpose: The Path To Higher Learning, with Carol D’Amico​

Hosted by Jeanne Allen
Carol D’Amico (YouTube screengrab via Project Lead The Way)

Carol D’Amico is the Executive Vice President of Mission Advancement and Philanthropy with Strada Education Network. Her background as a nationally recognized expert in designing and leading strategies related to higher education, workforce development and business-led involvement with education reform has led her to her unique position at Strada Education Network. Since joining SEN in 2013, Carol has played a leading role in developing national and state-based philanthropic initiatives involving the higher education, business and workforce development sectors. SEN’s driving principle is Completion with a Purpose, or in Carol’s words, “How do we make sure people who engage in post high school education have a career objective in mind and are able to fulfill that objective?” The answers are as evolving as the new American workplace.

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