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If Little Rhody is to compete with other states and locations

inducing businesses to come into the state and convince industries and

research institutions to stay, there has to be a trained workforce to meet

this competitive challenge.

Since 80% or more of a company's expenses is personnel, the obvious

answer is training, skills, and continued education to sustain a product

in this global society.

Great initiative by the Gov and Marshall.

It is thinking out of the box,

From: Free tuition an ‘investment’ in state’s future: Gov’s office

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