FAST FOWARD MISSISSIPPI initiative project aims to raise awareness of digital skills education among students, teachers, and parents as part of Innovation Month. Students in 36 schools across Read More
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And now the work begins…
Some of you are familiar with an idea that began as a loose group of concerned individuals that came together as the “Mississippi Brain Drain Commission.” The mission Read More
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Be an Innovation Ambassador for Mississippi
ADD THE FAST FORWARD BADGE TO YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA Fast Forward Mississippi is an outreach initiative dedicating to stopping brain drain and promoting our deep culture of innovation Read More
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Fast Forward Program news via JFP
The Jackson Free Press covered the announcement of the Fast Forward Mississippi program in their Biz Roundup. The interview goes a little more in-depth about the program. Mississippi Read More
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Fast Forward Initiative Officially Launches
Fast Forward Mississippi, the outreach initiative of the Mississippi Brain Drain Commission, has officially launched. The branded outreach effort, a result of the Mississippi Brain Drain Commission, will Read More
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Statewide Mentoring Network Being Formed
Fast Forward Mississippi is forming a statewide mentoring network focused on recruiting young professionals to engage high school and pre-professional youth across the state. The purpose of the Read More
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Partnership Formed with Mississippi Leadership Forum
Fast Forward Mississippi and its developmental organization the Mississippi Brain Drain Commission have formed a partnership with the Mississippi Leadership Forum in order to receive 501(c)3 status. The Read More
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Fast Forward Video Series Concept Debuted
The Mississippi Brain Drain Commission (MSBD), an initiative founded by Maris, West & Baker Advertising (MWB), announced a partnership with Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB) to jointly develop a Read More
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