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Bridging Education and Careers: The Launch of Futuriti

Futuriti is a groundbreaking digital platform designed to help Kentuckians of all ages explore and plan their education and career paths.

At Counterpart, we believe technology should empower individuals and communities. We’re thrilled to announce the launch of Futuriti, a groundbreaking digital platform designed to help Kentuckians of all ages explore and plan their education and career paths. Developed in collaboration with the Commonwealth Education Continuum (CEC), Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE), Kentucky Center for Statistics (KYSTATS), and the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE), Futuriti is more than a tool—it’s a movement.

A Culture Shift for Career and Education Planning

Futuriti goes beyond traditional career guidance. It shifts how education, workforce development, and career planning connect in Kentucky. The platform integrates real-time, Kentucky-specific education and labor market data to give users a clear, informed path forward.

“Futuriti is meant not just to be a campaign to encourage higher education, but to be a culture shift that will merge the separation between high school, college, and careers into one systematic approach to building a well-educated Kentucky workforce,” said Amanda Ellis, Vice President of Student Access and Success at CPE.

How Futuriti Helps Kentuckians Take Charge of Their Futures

Futuriti offers three key sections to help users navigate their education and career journeys:

A Collaboration for Impact

Building Futuriti has been an exciting journey, made possible through collaboration with dedicated partners. At Counterpart, we take pride in creating solutions that make a real difference.

“Our work is exciting and fulfilling, especially when we partner with teams championing an initiative that will positively impact so many lives,” shares Drew Linn, CEO of Counterpart.

For more information, visit Futuriti.org.

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