“These women were trailblazers, completing the first Climb program of this type in Laramie. I saw their confidence grow as they faced the challenges of being a single mom or overcoming a fear of heights while climbing steep ladders. The program really gave them permission to be themselves and realize, ‘I can be myself and still be liked and successful.’ That’s such a gift in a professional setting, where if you try to be something other than yourself, you won’t find a good career fit.”
— Katie Hogarty, Laramie Program Director
“Celebrating myself and feeling like I can be something in my career made me a good fit for my job. If I had tried to be someone else, I wouldn’t have been hired.”
— Taniesha, Program Participant
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Progress Report 2024
View Climb Wyoming’s 2024 Progress Report
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Featured Employer Partnership
(Above): Alysha during a check-in with ATBS’s Doug Roehrkasse and (below) speaking at Climb’s commencement. A service provider for the trucking industry finds the perfect employee to help drivers succeed in finance and business. When Alysha left her job at a truck stop off I-80 near Laramie to start the Climb program, she never imagined […]
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Nicole’s Family Story
(Above): Nicole at her Climb training eight years ago holding up a sign that says, “I am becoming a person who is less insecure about my past and more of an inspiration to my children.” (Below): Today, her oldest daughter is in high school. After seeing her mom earn a degree in psychology and become […]
