An unprecedented virtual collaboration to create enduring solutions for Detroit. Explore the weekly topics, meet participants, browse team highlights, and learn what's in store as the summit unfolds here: Under30Summit
Throughout June, Forbes is harnessing the creativity of its Under 30 community and joining forces with Detroit to design solutions to pressing challenges facing the city. Four teams of Under 30 listers mentored by industry icons will convene virtually each week to tackle issues across supply chains, small business and the digital divide. As each week’s brainstorming concludes, participants will meet with city leaders to present actionable ideas for powering innovation and resilience in Detroit.
Below, explore the weekly topics, meet participants, browse team highlights and learn what's in store as the summit unfolds. The pandemic disrupted the city’s supply chains, leaving industries from auto manufacturing to restaurants facing extra strain. What cutting-edge solutions could support more equitable and sustainable product flows—and ultimately lift the city from record unemployment?, a conversation with Vista Partners CEO Robert Smith and Cadre Founder Ryan Williams.
A lifeline of Detroit’s economy, small businesses are struggling to stay afloat in the wake of the pandemic—a challenge that disproportionately impacts the city’s minority-owned companies. This week, participants will generate solutions for rebuilding and adapting businesses as Michigan reopens, with a focus on supporting entrepreneurs of color.
This week’s objective is to bridge the community's digital divide, a disparity highlighted by the COVID-19 crisis. With an estimated 70% of the city’s students lacking internet access at home, what bold ideas could democratize digital access and promise a connected future for all Detroit residents?
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
ESPN’s Bruce Lee Documentary Is Way Better Than The Last DanceThe new 30 for 30 shows how insightful this series can be when it’s not beholden to its subjects.
続きを読む »
Reflections On Bias: Koia’s Female Founder – And Only Black Employee – Has A Recipe For ChangeHere’s what ForbesUnder30 Koia founder says the business community can do to create a more inclusive economy: by chloesorvino
続きを読む »
ESPN's new Bruce Lee documentary, 'Be Water,' is a 'must-watch' look at racism in Hollywood, critics sayCritics call ESPN's new '30 for 30' Bruce Lee documentary, 'Be Water,' a 'must-watch' for fans of the late actor and martial arts great.
続きを読む »
Southeast Asia's online groceries boom during the pandemic is here to stay, report saysA new report from Bain & Company and Facebook said e-commerce and other digital trends across the region were accelerated by the Covid-19 outbreak.
続きを読む »
California to allow movie theaters to reopen in most countiesCalifornia counties that have been allowed to accelerate their reopening of their economy could decide to reopen movie theaters as early as Friday, according to new state guidelines released Monday.
続きを読む »
A tale of two ZIP codes: COVID-19 exposes deep disparities in U.S. schools“All COVID has done is put a magnifying glass on inequity in this country,' said Nikolai Vitti, superintendent of the Detroit Public Schools Community District.
続きを読む »