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Eggs & Issues 3/13/25

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Eggs & Issues 3/13/25

Live at Eggs & Issues. Matt speaks with Kim Russell, Director of Special Projects at Educate Maine.  She will provide overview of the economic costs of Maine’s childcare crisis, the latest on action around childcare within the state budget proposal, and some facts about Maine’s childcare workforce

Panelists (4): Kim Russel, Educate Maine, Mike McKernan, Jackson Laboratories & Kiley Cyr, Bath Iron Works, Dan Coyne, United Way of Southern Maine

As the Legislature considered changes to Maine’s childcare system, businesses have a unique opportunity to lead the way in shaping solutions. Join us for a timely discussion with industry experts and business leaders on how companies are stepping up to tackle this crisis. Learn about innovative strategies, real-world success stories, and actionable steps businesses are taking to support working parents, attract top talent, and drive economic growth.

 

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