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Ross DeVol

  • President and CEO, Heartland Forward
Bentonville
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Heartland Forward — President & CEO. Economist & Researcher. Bridging Economic Divide + Building Economic Ecosystems in America’s Heartland. #HeartlandEcon
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Unlocking Arkansas' potential: engineers and data scientists as economic catalysts

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By Ross DeVol
| Talk Business & Politics Verified
At Heartland Forward, we understand economic growth in the 21st century is fueled by innovation—and innovation begins with education. Arkansas has a unique opportunity to leverage engineering, computer science and data science to strengthen its economy and create a skilled workforce for the future. Our latest research reveals how targeted investments in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education and workforce development can drive transformative economic outcomes.
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OPINION EXCHANGE | The value of having a research school in your midst

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By Ross DeVol, Michael Oakes
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Opinion editor's note: Star Tribune Opinion publishes a mix of national and local commentaries online and in print each day. To contribute, click here. ••• From smartphones to new medical treatments to better-tasting apples, many of the technologies and inventions we enjoy today were developed at research universities, then scaled and commercialized for the public by the private sector through a process called technology transfer.
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How to Save the American Dream (Ross DeVol Commentary)

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By Ross DeVol
| Arkansas Business Verified
Rising income inequality and falling income mobility have given rise to skepticism that any American can achieve a stable, respectable income through hard work. Want the Full Article? Get Unlimited Archive Access for $19.95 per Year Readers must pay to access articles older than 15 days. Articles newer than 15 days are not included in this offer. Purchase Now Already have archive access? Login to view this article.
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