„They’re feeling like there’s no opportunities,“ he said of students. „People feel like they have to leave the state for a big job at a place like, say, Amazon.“

Keller said people in other fields payday loans without bank account in Napa CA such as entertainment, feel compelled to leave Ohio to pursue their careers because the state’s film and entertainment industry simply isn’t large enough.

„Canton does a good job in recognizing people from different backgrounds,“ Keller said. „But in some smaller cities, people feel trapped; they feel like they’re stuck in the city they grew up in.“

Vincent Roper Jr. wasn’t born in Ohio. The 19-year-old business management major was 11 years old when he moved from Vallejo, California, to Chillicothe. He is now a student at Kent State University at Tuscarawas.

Roper knows what would make him want to stay in Ohio. He said he would be lured by a good-paying job that offers opportunities to move up in the organization, and the opportunity to work for a diverse company that has strong core beliefs.Continue reading→