Education & Workforce

Schools, universities, workforce training, and the talent pipeline preparing the region’s next generation of workers.

Stories of ‘mom guilt’

It can feel like a no-win situation. Working mothers face guilt for giving up family time; stay-at-home moms may regret not earning income.

Leadership and your natural abilities

Ever wonder how your leadership potential could best be developed?

Entrepreneur: Karen Goodridge

Entrepreneur: Karen Goodridge is the owner of KG Consulting, a firm that specializes in the transition for students and adults changing careers.

Riegel: Learning about LSU’s international community

The murder of LSU Ph.D. student Firoz-Ul-Amin got Stephanie Riegel to think about the aspiration's of the flagship institution's international community.

The Best Places to Work in Baton Rouge in 2019

The 50 companies on this year’s Best Places to Work list demonstrate what it means to care about employees, serving as a model for other businesses.

Gresham Smith: Engineering a successful workplace

A ‘relaxed’ environment where employees work and play hard is a key to the success of Gresham Smith, the 2019 large companies Best Places to Work in Baton Rouge winner.
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Top-ranked LSU landscape architecture program is thoughtful by design

Through science and art, students of the top-ranked LSU landscape architecture program are taught to think for themselves.

JR Ball: Attracting an educated workforce to Baton Rouge

The state needs to rethink TOPS and Baton Rouge must change its economic development mission if we're going to attract and retain an educated workforce.

The dress code: How professional women express their style

Two Baton Rouge women share how they balance personal fashion sense with workplace expectations.

Dear 25-year-old me: Here’s some advice.

Four successful Baton Rouge women on the advice they would give if met face-to-face with their 25-year-old selves. 
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