Business leaders strengthening the workforce through smart investments in children and youth.
Business leaders around the world want to hire skilled employees, find customers who can afford their goods and services, and operate in an environment that spurs innovation and economic vitality.
Muriel Langenberger of the Jacobs Foundation and Sara Watson of ReadyNation International write for the SDG Funders blog.
Michael Traill, former director of Macquarie Bank in Australia, on the importance of early education #StartEarly
Every nation’s future strength is dependent upon a commitment to developing high-quality early childhood programs.
We leverage the experience, influence, and expertise of more than 2,300 business leaders to promote public policies and programs that build a stronger workforce and economy.
ReadyNation members have made a bottom-line case for effective, nonpartisan investments in children as the future workforce that will drive success in the global marketplace.
A commitment to high-quality early childhood programs should be a global priority. Research shows that such programs can yield positive results across diverse cultures and nations. ReadyNation was and continues to be a crucial partner in creating our business network for early childhood in Uganda.
