What Makes a Great Leader by Ron Kitchens
Kitchens profiles Ron Kitchens head of Southwest Michigan First and recalls a can of Mandarin oranges from a Missouri Ozarks Christmas gift as a symbol of kindness and perseverance. The piece highlights leadership traits such as listening before acting, timely notes, purposeful planning, and allocating time to reflect on the future and others.
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Young Unemployed and in Debt Spotlight Millennial
Chelsea Keenan profiles 25 year old Chelsea Anders or n, Univ of Iowa graduate with 15 000 dollars in student debt, a year and a half of temp work, layoffs, unemployment benefits, and a first full time writing job at Stamats Communications. He cites the tough job market and its impact on his career trajectory and finances.
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Youth unemployment and debt rising among 18 to 29s
The July jobless rate for 18 to 29 year olds, after adjusting for dropped-out workers, stands at 16.1 percent per Generation Opportunity. The coalition notes about 1.8 million young adults lack employment or income, signaling broader debt and career prospects concerns.
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Iowa Millennials Face Debt and Job Gaps Hit Economy
Iowa student debt exceeds the national average, with high unemployment and underemployment among millennials threatening broader economic repercussions. The trend signals slower growth, reduced spending, and potential shifts in consumer behavior and investment patterns.
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