On March 19, 2018, Scott Cheney will travel to Providence, RI to join Governor Raimondo at the New England Board of Higher Education’s (NEBHE) Commission on Higher Education and Employability where a new report will be released to discuss how New England higher education, government, business and other systems can more effectively collaborate to set postsecondary students up for career success.

During the presentation, Cheney will discuss the new economy of skills and emerging credentials and credentialing systems alongside the President and CEO of Carbonite Inc, Mohamad Ali and Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at University of New England’s Digital Competency Initiative, Ellen Beaulieu. Cheney’s remarks will highlight how Credential Engine and the Credential Registry are bringing transparency and understanding to this marketplace as well as setting up both students and institutions for success in the future of work.

To learn more about NEBHE and their initiatives, please visit their website.