At Skild, we’re kicking off the year by consulting our Magic 8-Ball. And with every shake, we’re getting the same message: “The challenges of 2022 will become the challenges of 2022.”
This week, Forbes unveiled their eagerly anticipated “30 Under 30 2022.” As always, the roundup presents an array for formidable talent.
For the sixth consecutive year, Cisco has launched its Global Problem Solver Challenge — powered by Skild.
Skild is thrilled to announce that the 2021 Grow-NY challenge has revealed its winners.
In an effort to catapult students into meaningful careers and level the playing field for all students, the Catalyze Challenge awarded over $4M in grants to accelerate bold career-connected learning solutions that help young people better access economic opportunity after leaving school.
For more than 30 years, The Collegiate Inventors Competition has awarded more than $1 million to students nationwide, while taking participants’ inventions to the next level through networking, marketing exposure, mentorship, and more.
For the fifth year, Harbor Freight has announced the 18 winners of their $1 million Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence — and once again, Skild is proud to be their partner.
For the fifth consecutive year, Skild has partnered with GENIUS NY, the world’s largest accelerator program for unmanned systems, IoT, and big data. The program is funded by Empire State Development and administered at CenterState CEO’s Tech Garden incubator in Syracuse, New York. Five finalists are selected for the year-long program and receive $3M in funding.
