“I love working as an ambassador for BB2C because of their dedication to constantly moving forward,” said Marietta High School Senior and BB2C Student Ambassador Amelia Schenkel.

When marketing, makerspace, and museum collide, cool things happen! At least, they do when you have a high school intern involved.

This summer was a success at BB2C thanks to our local interns who led programs, projects, and initiatives.

“I’ve been waiting for this day to come forever and I just wanted to say thank you for letting us come to the Makerspace.”  

We had a year of discovery as 240 students explored six different career fields in 2022 - 2023 through our Discover Day Series.

Hear from businesses and organizations and students about the impact of high school internships. Story 2/4.

Thanks to Westlake Dimex, we are able to offer an updated and expanded Tech Space in our Makerspace. Stop by, take a class, and schedule field trips.

Be sure to sign-up for Voices from the Network to follow along for all four intern stories out of Monroe County this month.

Tasha Werry, BB2C Executive Director, shared, “The Business Advisory Council model fits well with the ecosystem established with support from partners of all kinds from all over the counties.”

Did you hear about our 2022 Business Partners of the Year, announced and awarded in March? There partnership is what moves our mission and vision forward!

The Historic Harmar Bridge Company partnered with our Makerspace for Marietta Main Street's First Friday "Peep" Show.

Our career mentor volunteers & their mentees from throughout Washington County had the annual student favorite; the Career Mentor Field Trip!

See our latest Annual Report, celebrating 10 years of bridging the gap between education & employment.