Virtual

Thursday, May 19, 2016 4:00 PM ~ 5:00 PM ET

Please join us on Thursday, May 19th at 4:00pm EST for the “State-Level 201: Diving Deep into State Level Policy to Guide, Support and Sustain Local Sector Partnerships” workshop. This is part of the USDOL-ETA's 2nd Annual week-long Sector Strategies Virtual Institute (May 16-20, 2016).

Description

This workshop will focus on the important role that state workforce boards and related agencies play in creating the right policy framework to support, sustain and scale local and regional partnerships. The speakers will discuss the strategies and tactics they are deploying in their state as part of their policy framework, including: how they integrate federal and state policy and resources in support of sector partnerships, including how they are capitalizing on the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) and the state plan as part of their framework; how they are bridging the role of the state workforce board and local workforce boards and state policy and the operation of local one-stop centers to support sector partnerships. In addition, the speakers will discuss how state policy can incent other key stakeholders like community colleges, community-based organizations and business groups to support sector partnerships. The discussion will also focus on how they are reconciling the WIOA performance requirements with the state’s vision and goals for establishing sector partnerships that are aligned with the economic realities of their state.

To register for other sessions for USDOL-ETA's 2nd Annual week-long Sector Strategies Virtual Institute (May 16-20, 2016), please click here.

Registration for this webinar is limited, phone lines and seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Moderator(s)

Martin Simon, Program Director, Economic, Human Services & Workforce Division, National Governors Association

Presenter(s)

Eric Wolf, Workforce Policy Associate, Washington Education, Training Coordinating Board

Greg DeClouet, Manager, Business Services, Louisiana Workforce Commission