Brittany Greer focuses on how early education shapes long-term economic strength. As artificial intelligence changes the nature of work, most conversations center on college pathways and reskilling adults. She looks earlier. Recruitment for future innovators begins in early childhood. She founded Rosie Riveters to build hands-on STEM experiences where students design, test, revise, and solve real problems. Through structured productive struggle, Rosie Riveters aims to develop confidence, analytical thinking, and persistence. Greer's work centers on a core belief: long-term economic security depends on how broadly we build innovation
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