08/31/2026
Last week, one of our team members had an exciting opportunity to explore what's next.
Bri has been part of the Butler Coffee Lab team for over a year, bringing positivity, dedication, and encouragement to those around her every day. As a member of the first Keystone Talent Bridge cohort, Bri has been exploring her long-term goal of becoming an Administrative Assistant.
Thanks to Tricia Pritchard, Kierra Archibald, and the incredible team at Butler County Community College, Bri spent the day experiencing administrative work firsthand. She was welcomed into the team, gained valuable hands-on experience, and even helped host a BC3 Education Foundation Board meeting attended by BC3 President Megan Coval.
Experiences like this are exactly why exists. Workforce development is about more than learning new skills. It's also about building confidence, exploring possibilities, and creating connections that help people move toward meaningful employment.
We're incredibly grateful to BC3 and to the Butler community for continuing to open doors for our participants. Opportunities like these help create pathways that didn't exist before.
Thank you, BC3, for making Bri's day so meaningful. We can't wait to see where she goes next!
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