Education and Career

Dear friends, I’m delighted to reunite with you here in the welcoming environment of CEOWORLD Magazine after a lengthy hiatus due to my professional and scientific commitments. During this time, our efforts in STEM have progressed significantly, and we have established partnerships with universities and institutions worldwide. These collaborations are...

Twenty-five years ago, 14 women of vision founded Marian Middle School because nothing existed in St. Louis to support young girls falling through the education system's cracks. Recognizing the potential in all young girls, Marian’s foundresses reimagined an innovative educational model to empower young girls facing poverty to flourish. Their...

The skills gap is widening and leaving businesses struggling to find job-ready talent. Universities are stepping up by aligning curricula with industry needs, integrating hands-on learning, and strengthening partnerships with businesses. These strategies create a pipeline of skilled graduates to give companies a competitive edge. For CEOs, collaborating with universities...

Dr. Abdalla Mansur has spent his life studying numbers, patterns, and the mysteries of mathematical equations. But behind the calculations and research papers is a man dedicated to learning, teaching, and making sense of the world through logic. Based in Kingston, Ontario Mansur’s journey has taken him across continents, from...

Despite often being blamed for the rise of remote work, Gen Z employees are increasingly seeking in-person engagement, according to a new survey. A study conducted by Harris Poll on behalf of global events company Freeman found that 91% of Gen Z workers preferred a balance between virtual and in-person...

Students pursuing higher education in emerging economies are increasingly opting for online degree programs, according to a survey conducted by Statista Consumer Insights. The findings indicate that 21% of degree students in South Africa, 19% in India, and 12% in Brazil had engaged in online studies within the 12 months...

On January 28, Exelon CEO Calvin Butler visited Howard University to launch the Spring 2025 Executive Lecture Series. As the company’s first Black CEO, Butler spent the day engaging with Howard business students, offering in-depth insights into his corporate journey. His lecture, titled Lead with Purpose; Leave a Legacy of...

The Executive Committee of the International University Sports Federation (FISU) convened in Torino on January 11 and 12, 2025, just ahead of the Torino 2025 FISU World University Games Opening Ceremony, scheduled for January 13. Over the course of two days, the committee engaged in a range of activities, including...

The latest CBIZ-Hofstra University CEO Survey highlights the challenges middle-market CEOs face as they grapple with the economic uncertainties of proposed tariffs and evolving U.S. tax policies. The survey sheds light on how these factors are influencing strategic decision-making in an increasingly complex economic landscape. Tariffs: A Dominant Concern The...

The conversation surrounding smartphone restrictions for children and teenagers continues to stir debate across Europe. While some countries have implemented outright bans in schools, others are grappling with how to balance technology's benefits with its potential distractions. A UNESCO report from 2023 advocated for the limited use of smartphones in...