Jeremy Garren Accepted to Orlando Economic Partnership Black Boardroom Leadership Institute Cohort

Per Scholas Orlando Managing Director Jeremy Garren has been accepted into the upcoming cohort of the Orlando Economic Partnership’s Black Boardroom Leadership Institute (BBLI), a significant milestone in his professional journey. The BBLI is a prestigious program designed to address the underrepresentation of Black executives on boards of directors by equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and networks necessary to excel in these roles.

The BBLI is a unique initiative that offers an intensive training curriculum focused on corporate governance, fiduciary duties, and strategic leadership. Participants gain invaluable insights from experienced board members and executives, engage in interactive workshops, and build strong connections with peers and mentors. The program’s ultimate goal is to foster diversity and inclusion within corporate boardrooms, ensuring that Black leaders have a prominent voice in shaping the future of businesses and communities.

Garren’s acceptance into the BBLI cohort is a testament to his dedication, leadership potential, and commitment to making a positive impact. Through this program, he will be poised to take on influential roles within corporate governance, contributing to the advancement of diversity and inclusion at the highest levels of business leadership.

For more information on the Black Boardroom Leadership Institute and its mission, visit the Orlando Economic Partnership’s website.