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Ep. 387 | Building Tomorrow's Innovators: Rosie Riveters & the Power of Early STEM Education

from Small Biz Florida · host Florida SBDC at Indian River State College

In this kickoff episode from the 2025 MakeMore Manufacturing Summit, Small Biz Florida host Tom Kindred sits down with Brittany Greer, Founder and Executive Director of Rosie Riveters, a nonprofit on a mission to spark confidence and curiosity in the next generation of STEM professionals. Greer shares how her organization builds a talent pipeline by engaging students from kindergarten through 12th grade with hands-on STEM kits, aligning education with local industry needs. From the philosophy of “getting it wrong before you get it right” to success stories of students pursuing STEM careers, this episode offers a compelling look at how Rosie Riveters is reshaping the future of workforce development, starting in elementary school. This podcast episode was recorded live at the MakeMore Manufacturing Summit hosted at the Embassy Suites Downtown Orlando. This podcast is made possible by the Florida SBDC Network and sponsored by Florida First Capital. Connect with Our Guest: https://www.rosieriveters.com 

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