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MindPrint Learning is an education technology company built around a cognitive assessment developed by neuroscientists at Penn Medicine and the National Institute of Mental Health, originating in the Brain Behavior Lab at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, where it continues to be used in research. Rather than measuring what a student has already learned, MindPrint measures how a student learns — evaluating 10 core cognitive skills across four domains: reasoning, memory, executive functions, and processing speed. The assessment is computerized and adaptive, with no reading passages or math computations; students typically describe it as a series of puzzles, and many find it genuinely fun. It takes about an hour to complete and produces a personalized learner profile detailing individual strengths and needs, paired with hundreds of curated, evidence-based strategies — each tied to a specific cognitive skill, with guidance on how to apply it and why it works. The tool is well validated: a psychometric study conducted through Johns Hopkins University's Center for Research and Reform in Education found that MindPrint's assessment meets ESSA Tier IV evidence standards, the highest level available for an assessment tool, and validated it as a universal screener with results consistent across diverse districts and demographic settings. Importantly, MindPrint is not a substitute for neuropsychological or psychoeducational testing and does not provide a medical diagnosis — its value is in translating objective cognitive data into practical, actionable strategies that parents, tutors, and teachers can use right away.

Founded in 1889, the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce — now branded as Chamber Fayetteville — is one of the oldest and largest business organizations in Arkansas, with a network of more than 1,200 business and community leaders committed to advancing Fayetteville's economic vitality and quality of life. Its membership spans everything from single-owner, home-based businesses to major employers like the University of Arkansas, and the organization holds a 5-Star Accreditation from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a designation that recognizes top-performing chambers nationwide. Its mission centers on serving as a leader and advocate for its members, promoting a strong business climate, and facilitating community interaction that drives economic development and enhances quality of life. Programming includes networking events, leadership development, legislative advocacy, and business resources for members at every stage of growth.

The Springdale Chamber of Commerce serves as the business hub for one of Northwest Arkansas's fastest-growing and most diverse communities. It describes itself as a membership organization whose purpose is to serve members in ways that prioritize the community's quality of life and their ability to contribute to economic growth and prosperity for the city, working to develop, encourage, promote, and protect commercial, civic, industrial, agricultural, and general business interests. Like its Fayetteville counterpart, Springdale holds a 5-Star Accreditation from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce — the highest rating available, earned by only about 1% of chambers nationally. Its work spans networking, economic development, workforce development, business development, seminars, and government affairs, and notably, the City of Springdale contracts with the Chamber for economic development — giving it a formal role in shaping the city's growth.