MBJ: May 2022

Did you know the stories and news you find in print in the Montgomery Business Journal are available online? Stay engaged with the region’s top headlines!

In this issue you'll read about Montgomery's tourism scene, learn about the new EdFarm & MPS partnership, meet the new superintendent and review the candidates running for the Montgomery County School Board, recap International Women's Day with the Lab on Dexter and meet the Experience Montgomery team.

Also check out the featured articles below and stay up-to-date with what's impacting and accelerating Montgomery and the River Region. 

• Open Invite: Tourism Industry Overview
• Team Report - Experience Montgomery
• Teaching Tech: Growing for Good
• 2022 Chairman's Circle
• MPS Update: New Leadership for a New Era
• Chamber News
• Woman to Woman: Providing Access & Finding Allies
• Powerhouse Q&A: Horace Horn
• Member Spotlight: CB&S Bank
• Member Profiles: Dr. Walter White
• Military Profile: Col. Chris Germann
• Content Experts: Accounting; Banking; Business
• Sponsored Content - Troy Continuing Education & Outreach
• Members on the Move
• Members in the News
• Business Buzz
• Intel
   

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Experience Montgomery works to showcase Montgomery as a great place to visit and do business, both for events like conferences and trade shows and for sporting events and family reunions, while enhancing the visitor experience and promoting the long-term development and marketing of the city as a destination. ►

Using its innovative programs and its collaborative culture, tech education nonprofit Ed Farm is working with the City of Montgomery, the Chamber and Montgomery Public Schools to bridge learning access gaps and then harvest a bumper crop of student coders and STEM-saturated teacher-leaders. ►

Public education in Montgomery is turning a new page and poised to hit new high marks. The investment and strategic planning put in by city, county, school and community leaders as well as capital city residents have set the Montgomery Public School system (MPS) back on the right path. ►