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How Educating Existing & Future Workforce On Green Technologies Can Change The World With Jaime Nack President At Three Squares Inc. Episode 118

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What would a true sustainable future look like? Jaime Nack, the Founder and President of Three Squares Inc., an award winning sustainability and environmental social and corporate consulting firm is here to dive into that very question. We’ll explore the current trends within green technologies and how these trends impact the present curriculum in our colleges. The pivot to green technologies for public and private agencies is vital and in our education system is where this change begins. If students can utilize environmental data, they can see where the opportunities for reductions lie. In order to provide the opportunities for the future workforce, we must prepare them to succeed within a sustainable future and set them up for success!

More from Jaime Nack:

Visit www.threesquaresinc.com & womeningreenforum.com

LinkedIn: @Jaime Nack

Twitter: @jaimenack

Facebook & Instagram & Twitter: @threesquaresinc

Find the transcript to this episode here

To connect with us about the podcast visit our website

Please be sure to subscribe, rate and review us on apple podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts!

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What would a true sustainable future look like? Jaime Nack, the Founder and President of Three Squares Inc., an award winning sustainability and environmental social and corporate consulting firm is here to dive into that very question. We’ll explore the current trends within green technologies and how these trends impact the present curriculum in our colleges. The pivot to green technologies for public and private agencies is vital and in our education system is where this change begins. If students can utilize environmental data, they can see where the opportunities for reductions lie. In order to provide the opportunities for the future workforce, we must prepare them to succeed within a sustainable future and set them up for success!

More from Jaime Nack:

Visit www.threesquaresinc.com & womeningreenforum.com

LinkedIn: @Jaime Nack

Twitter: @jaimenack

Facebook & Instagram & Twitter: @threesquaresinc

Find the transcript to this episode here

To connect with us about the podcast visit our website

Please be sure to subscribe, rate and review us on apple podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts!

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