SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Sponsors Educational Leadership Summit at California State University, San Bernardino
Credit Union serves as Summit Premium Sponsor for third consecutive year
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union served as the premium sponsor for the Education Leadership Summit presented Nov. 16 at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB). The gathering of visionary leaders, educators and educational innovators provided a unique opportunity for its attendees to engage with experts and education thought leaders and explore cutting-edge ideas and trends shaping the industry's future. SchoolsFirst FCU has been a sponsor of the annual event since its inception three years ago.
Speakers at the event, representing various backgrounds including academia, government, nonprofit organizations and industry, shared their experiences, research and innovative solutions to education's most pressing challenges. The summit also provided a networking opportunity for attendees to connect with other education leaders and potential donors passionate about improving education.
“We’re pleased to partner with CSUSB on a number of educational programs, and this summit in particular is one example of a focused initiative where educational leaders and real-world experts came together to connect and share their visions for revolutionizing the field of education,” said Josh Smith, vice president, school and community relations, at SchoolsFirst FCU.
Chinaka DomNwachukwu, Dean, College of Education at California State University, San Bernardino, added, “The annual Educational Leadership Summit at CSUSB is a premier educational event for the region bringing together the major educational leaders in the region for a time of meaningful dialogue and engagement. This year’s summit was “Innovative Practices in Education.” This year’s summit not only provided an opportunity for intentional engagement with this community’s educational leaders, it continues to foster more collaboration across the region as various educational agencies work together to shape the future of education in the Inland Empire region.”