Boston is home to the largest proportion of young adults of any other U.S. city, and our talented, young workforce is the key to our our region's continued economic success. Our goal is to provide education on issues affecting you civically, socially and professionally, and create targeted initiatives that allow us to work with you to advance what’s most important for Boston’s future.
of Boston’s workforce are millennials
of millennials are dissatisfied with the current housing market in Boston
How much more likely young professionals of color are to quit a job in Boston after one year than their white peers
Douglass Williams, was destined for the hospitality industry, as he started cooking at just four years old. His interest in wellness fueled his passion for clean foods and whole produce which eventually led to his career as a chef at different Michelin-starred restaurants. In our December Lunches on Leadership, Douglass will tell us about what it takes to not only be a chef, but also an entrepreneur and business owner.
RegisterThe report shows that Greater Boston’s millennial population is more racially and ethnically diverse and more educated than any wave of young adults before, but that housing and economic mobility are persistent challenges impacting how this population experiences life in our region.
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