Education Forum

"Education assures our quality of life. The Education Forum offers you an opportunity to assure the quality of Gwinnett’s educational systems."

— Gail Macrenaris, Director, Leadership & Education — Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce

Eager to continue our success in education? Want to learn how education impacts business? Get involved today. If you're committed to the future of business in Gwinnett, here's where you belong. Invest yourself in the Education Forum and experience first-hand Gwinnett's excellence in education. Through the Education Forum, you'll:

  • encourage business involvement in education
  • discover workplace opportunities for teachers
  • identify apprenticeship positions in schools
  • collaborate with school counselors and businesses
  • make contact with liaisons from each school
  • work with school PTA chapters to identify needs
  • coordinate and participate in mentoring programs
  • identify technical needs in area schools

CLICK HERE to Register for the Upcoming Education Forum

You should belong to the Education Forum if you…

 

  • are a parent
  • have a passion for education
  • have a passion for children and youth
  • own a business involved in the education arena
  • are looking for a way to get involved in schools
  • are new to the community
  • are an educator

Your Involvement

Through this committee, you will become engaged in education issues as they intersect with the local business community.

You will participate in school functions, career days and educational seminars. You will help place teachers in Gwinnett and connect students with learning opportunities. You will help coordinate in career days, teacher workshops, job fairs and scholarship programs.

Your Reward

Your full participation in the Education Forum will facilitate communication with those on the front lines of education at every level: teachers, administrators, students, innovators in education, policy-makers and thought leaders.

You'll have the opportunity to influence key decision-makers and witness first-hand the inner workings of the educational system. You'll be reminded of the valuable impact education has on Gwinnett's strong workforce. Above all, you will enjoy the satisfaction of helping ensure that Gwinnett County schools maintain their standard of excellence for future generations.

The Education Forum meets the fourth Tuesday of February, April, August and October at 8:00 a.m. in the Chamber's John D. Stephens Education Center.

To get involved or for more information, contact Gail Macrenaris at 770-232-8803 or email gail(at)gwinnettchamber[dot]org

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