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Embrace the AI Shift: AI is reshaping how we work, and adapting to this shift is critical. For businesses and individuals alike, embracing continuous learning and reskilling is no longer optional — it’s a survival strategy. At Simplify Tech, we’ve helped clients navigate this transition, empowering them to use AI tools to automate the mundane while unlocking time for strategic and meaningful work. AI doesn’t just replace tasks; it creates opportunities for growth and innovation when approached with an adaptable mindset.

The pace of change is accelerating, with innovations and disruptions reshaping industries faster than ever. Leaders must anticipate these changes and develop strategies to thrive in this evolving landscape. How are forward-thinking leaders preparing for the technologies and challenges of tomorrow? What strategies are they putting in place today to ensure success in the future? As part of this series, we are interviewing Michelle Kusel Ph.D.

High school innovators and students with entrepreneurial aspirations have a new chance at a significant scholarship to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s (RPI) Lally School of Management.

The Business Council of Westchester’s Westchester Innovation Network (WIN) Champion Awards celebrated four groundbreaking innovators on Monday during the BCW’s annual Business Showcase held at the Westchester Marriott.

Student teams will pitch their business ideas and product demonstrations to a panel of judges at the Student Business Incubator Showcase at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Triggs Student Center at SMU in Dallas.

The students have spent the year developing innovative business ideas in a “Shark Tank”-style course and will now present their solutions to the public for feedback.

A group of students from Ocean Springs High School is introducing a new nonprofit organization to the community.

Naiya Daswani and her co-founders wanted a better instant ramen that they could enjoy.

PLAINFIELD, Ill. - Plainfield is fostering the next generation of entrepreneurs, with 80 high school students already on the path to success.

A group of high schoolers from Barrington are working to grow an online platform they’ve launched, Fresh Cornucopia, which brings farmers market vendors from different communities together for customers from all over to find.

It’s a mantra High Wire employees hear frequently, that defines the company mission—to build something great and allow people to be the best version of themselves.