Virtual
Monday, May 16, 2016 11:00 AM ~ 1:00 PM ET
Description
- “Regionalizing” your already successful local sector partnership
- Moving beyond engaging business: to business as a lead
- Designing career pathways - and apprenticeships and work-based learning – at an industry-level scale
- Sustaining and measuring successful sector approaches
- Defining a state's role in seeding regional sector partnerships
This year the event will include “101” sessions designed for beginners and “201” sessions for those more advanced. This innovative event will combine both large core plenary sessions and small-group interactive workshops.
In addition to the Opening Plenary, please sign up for other sessions taking place May 16-20, 2016 using the links below:
Register Now - Visualizing Data to Improve Workforce Development Collaboration May 16th, 4pm-5pm ET
Register Now - More than Just the Money: Sustaining Sector Strategies (Sustaining Sectors 101) May 17th, 2pm-3pm ET
Register Now - Sustaining Sector Approaches (201): How Sector Strategies Become How We Do Business May 17th, 4pm-5pm ET
Register Now - Unicorns, Leprechauns, and Regional Partnerships...myths, legends, and beyond! (Industry Engagement 201)
May 18th, 11am-12 pm ET
Register Now - When Career Pathways and Sector Strategies Collide: The Road Gets Better
May 18th, 1pm- 2pm ET
Register Now - Work-Based Learning, Apprenticeship and Sector Partnerships, Oh My!
May 19th, 12pm-1pm ET
Register Now - State-Level 101: The State’s Crucial Role in Seeding and Supporting Sector Partnerships
May 19th, 2pm-3pm ET
Register Now - State-Level 201: Diving Deep into State Level Policy to Guide, Support and Sustain Local Sector Partnerships
May 19th, 4pm-5pm ET
Register Now - Where the Rubber Hits the Road: How a Sector Strategy Plays Out at the Service Delivery Level
May 20th, 11am- 12pm ET
Register Now - Moving from Engaging Business to Developing Industry Champions (Industry Engagement 101)
May 20th, 1pm-2pm ET
Register Now - Sector Strategies Virtual Institute Closing Plenary
May 20th, 3pm-5pm ET
Presenter(s)
Eric Seleznow, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Employment and Training Administration, US Department of LaborStephanie Veck, Director of the Colorado Workforce Development Council
Beth Brinly, Vice President of Workforce Innovation, Maher & Maher
Joe M. Barela, Arapahoe/Douglas Regional Workforce Director
Mike Temple, Director, Gulf Coast Workforce Board (TX)
Diane Walton, Project Lead, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, Region 6