The “Leadership LIVE @ 8:05” interview on February 1st between STEM City USA mayor Tyrone Taborn and Andrew Frazier will feature tips and advice for doing business in the metaverse. The planned interview will run from 8-9 pm EST. Frazier, business growth pro and chief financial officer, empowers business owners to grow revenue, increase profitability, and obtain financing.

Taborn is the founding CEO of Career Communications Group, Inc., a leading media company that supports organizations in promoting diversity in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields. He is also the author of the upcoming book, “Metaquake USA: What the Metaverse is and how it will shape your future.” In a recent interview with Marc Clarke, co-host of WUSA CBS Channel 9, Taborn briefly explained what the metaverse is.

“The Metaverse: Don’t Miss the Opportunity!” with Tyrone D. Taborn is scheduled for Feb 1.

STEM City USA, which will mark its one-year anniversary in February, builds on the best practices of Career Communications Group’s BEYA and Women of Color STEM conferences, both of which operate in digital twin environments.

STEM City USA provides unmatched career opportunities as well as diverse applications of digital learning, skills, and science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education.

“Even before the pandemic, there was a digital divide,” said Taborn. “Those in underserved communities lack access to broadband, hardware, and meaningful digital content and training, while the other America has access to high-speed internet, computers, and iPads in the office, at school, at home, and in coffee shops. But a new day is here with STEM City USA.”

In STEM City USA’s metaverse,  content is delivered digitally and through live events, which are distributed to communities within STEM City USA. They include:

• The STEM City Public School
• STEM City Health and Technutrition
• The STEM City Career Center
• STEM City seminars
• High-Tech Sunday

Career Communications Group promotes STEM City USA to reach, engage, and retain diverse audiences by exposing them to new job horizons, career pathways, and positive role models in STEM fields.