Thanks to the Wyoming Legislature, the Wyoming Innovation Partnership (WIP) received $15 million to support the sustainability of crucial workforce, innovation, entrepreneurship and research programs and solidify within the structure that is being embedded across our educational and state systems. As WIP moves into Phase III, the focus will be on evaluating sustainability of the developed programing and further coordinating efforts for long-term culture change.
WIP is deeply committed to tracking key metrics and data to guide decisions. Data-driven strategies are essential for the long-term prosperity of Wyoming and its communities. One of the primary goals is to increase enrollment and graduate retention, ensuring that individuals who earn postsecondary credentials from WIP institutions remain in Wyoming to contribute to its workforce.