What do West Virginians want for their future?

Our founder and President, Patrick Farrell, was honored to be part of a conversation with Representative Ro Khanna (representing Silicon Valley in Congress) to discuss ways to bridge the tech divide and bring high-tech jobs to rural Appalachia.

Watch Representative Khanna’s recap:

Without West Virginian labor and coal, our nation would never have reached the heights that it has and they deserve to be a part of our prosperous new digital economy. We must work to partner with them with respect for their heritage, culture and extraordinary work ethic. pic.twitter.com/CPioiLxBbG

— Rep. Ro Khanna (@RepRoKhanna) May 7, 2018

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What do West Virginians want for their future?