The Council Exchange Board of Trade's Looking Forward Research and Development program works to delineate and communicate multiple domains of knowledge to regional economic ecosystems located in the U.S. and then internationally where appropriate.
LEARNING FOR ECONOMIC ADVANCEMENT RESEARCH NETWORK (LEARN)
Education is born of the hope and desire that all may share in life and "be more". The Council Exchange Board of Trade's Looking Forward Learning for Economic Advancement Research Network (LEARN) aims to connect learning outcomes to industry needs both here in the US and abroad.
STEMCortex is a member led design based research project that works to innovate the connection between education, knowledge and ideas with CTE (Career and Technical Education) and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) instructional pedagogies in public education. This applied research focuses on Title I schools in urban and rural communities with high minority populations.
PRAGMATIC CRITICAL PEDAGOGIES THAT BRING LEARNING TO LIFE
STEMCortex is a pragmatic yet innovative critical pedagogy that explores the process that best ignites the ideation of work and productivity in the classroom. It is an approach to teaching that promotes new methods where students are taken through a learning process that both brings learning to life and bridges personal responsibility and community gain.
STEMCortex was initially conceived from an industry need for brilliance, capacity, and creativity among our minority community. The 21st Century knowledge economy brings the promise of high growth, high wage careers.
COMMUNITY DRIVEN CHANGE IN CULTURE AND CONTEXT
Access to these opportunities requires both a family and community driven change in expectations about work and preparation. STEMCortex explores the promise of Public Education as a change agent.
STEMCortex brings an opportunity for District Wide cultural change by shifting our focus from discipline to instructional guidance, directing students in putting into practice what has been taught.
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Our belief is industry works best in concert with government and inclusion is the only escape from the economic crisis found in the heart of our most urban centers across the US.
We can help communities plan
Improve STEM-CTE Outcomes
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Member Partnerships
Design Based Research - Requirements GatheringBuilding a New Economy in Minority Communities
Karl Cureton, CEBOT Founder and Executive ChairmanFebruary 21, 2018 Keynote - Future of Technology SummitRonald Reagan Building, Washington DC.
Cognitive Theory Research on Career and Technology Education for Disenfranchised Student Populations
Parents are the central contributor to a child's education. PIBs bring voice to the fact that Parent Involvement must be a legitimate element of education and is a process not a program of activities.
Engaging Process and Practice for Excellence in Bureaucracies
At the core of our "Common Governance" framework is a recognition of moral hazard in government bureaucracy and industry's role in job creation and knowledge transfer.
Building on Data Decisions for Education Research (EdData)
EdData provides resources, innovative practices, professional development and industry focused guidance on design based ICT curriculum research and STEM-CTE content development.
Given the great promise for data-informed decision making in the education sector EdData's team of Sr. Research Fellows bring industry and workforce subject matter expertise for STEM-CTE institutional curriculum research.
EdData offers technical assistance to institutional researchers who are primary responsible for developing models, collecting and managing data, and interpreting and analyzing data, particularly with regards to outcome metrics.
EdData's industry focus includes perspectives on institutional investment strategies and partnership development algorithms.
Historically Black Colleges/Minority Serving Institutions (HBCU/MSI) for over 20 years
Pictured below - HBCU Board/President Presentation with NMTC Executive Chairman
EdData is currently forming partnerships with the HBCU/MSI community along with the communities they serve in targeted regions with high minority populations. The longitudinal framework allows for outcomes studies that in part work to measure workforce entry success correlating student investment (time and money) to a developing career placement income and mobility index.
Higher-Ed Research Cohort
The National Minority Technology Council was selected by the U.S. Department of Commerce to assist in accelerating technology transfer and commercialization of federal research in support of high-growth business.
New Partnerships In Development (click button above for more info)
Fueled by our nation's focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) and U.S. competitiveness, Career and Technical Education (CTE) is emerging as a systematic platform for education-industry collaboration and exploration.
Our Discover STEM-CTE District event "roadshow" provides career options to members of those communities currently disenfranchised to our growing economy.
CEBOT's research group leaders are committed to the design based methodology, allowing for a sequencing of iterations.
Brenda Cureton Co-PI
Karl Cureton Co-PI
"CEBOT's Looking Forward R&D program aims to better position our member's market competitive positioning by leveraging both our brand and our longitudinal design based research."
"Our Looking Forward initiate serves to initiate organic growth by developing a network of resources for technology transfer and synergistic economic specialization in our minority communities."
CEBOTSenior Fellow Program
Building on Opportunity by Leveraging Trust, Capability, Excellence and Passion.
CEBOTSenior Fellow
CEBOT's Senior Fellow program is a place for trust and distinction. For those who have accomplished much there is often a desire to either give back or the wisdom to combine forces.
Unlocking Your Human & Network Potential
CEBOT's Senior. Fellow program allows for individuals to be a part of a $100 Billion ecosystem of innovation. CEBOT's representative network of over 65,000 minority technology companies need to be leveraged. Senior Fellows are well positioned to strategically support the complexity of an emerging market that employes over 550,000. (CEBOT Research - www.cebot.net/mti-size)
Sr. Fellows lead our organization in ways that allows NMTC's research to scale by bringing governance and capability to the gaps we have uncovered that inhibit stakeholder partnership success and growth.
Career Pathway Events are being developed for the following locations below
"Change is the only thing we can trust will persist"
Karl Cureton,
Chairman Emeritus,
National Minority Technology Council
Chairman/CEO,
Council Exchange Board of Trade
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The National Minority Technology Council (NMTC) has merged with the Council Exchange Board of Trade (CEBOT).
CEBOT governs the membership and vendor governance process and operates both the Looking Forward Research & Development Directorate and the creation of a Qualified Opportunity Fund Private Fund Complex (Outcome Fund).
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