Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampton discussed the model and success of her entrepreneurship competition Wednesday, at the National Lieutenant Governors Association (NLGA) annual conference this week in Nashville.
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Hampton spoke about the Lt. Gov.’s Entrepreneurship Challenge in front of a bipartisan audience of Lieutenant Governors from across the United States.
“I’m thrilled to see other states turning to Kentucky as a leader on how to engage the next generation with entrepreneurship and education, which are critical components of our future economic growth and workforce development,” said Hampton.
Lt. Gov. Hampton gave a presentation on the strategic planning and implementation involved in successfully launching the first-ever statewide entrepreneurship competition for all high school students in Kentucky. Other states have already inquired on how they might replicate the Lt. Gov.’s Entrepreneurship Challenge (LGEC).
“Lt. Governor Hampton was asked by her peers to come and speak as a leader in education and entrepreneurship in a time when all states as well as territories seek to promote workforce development and education,” said NLGA Director Julia Hurst. “One mission of the NLGA is to advance efficiency and effectiveness in the states. The LGEC, which is the only program of its kind in the country, is a model that can lend these qualities to other states. Having Lt. Gov. Hampton advance this unique model to her peers from around the country is sure to spark the growth of hands-on entrepreneurial programs across America.”
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An excellent presentation. Very enlightening and insightful.