Building Industry-Driven Workforce Systems: Insights from Local Workforce Development Boards
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Join us for an America’s Talent Strategy webinar that will explore what industry-driven workforce strategies look like in practice at the local level. This webinar will examine how workforce development boards and their partners align workforce, education, economic development, and employer efforts around shared talent priorities and regional economic needs.
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Through a discussion with leaders from high-performing local workforce development boards, participants will hear concrete examples of how the workforce system can move beyond isolated employer engagement and one-off training programs toward more coordinated, employer-informed talent development strategies. Speakers will discuss how they are engaging industry, convening partners, aligning investments, establishing career pathways, and organizing staffing and systems to sustain this work over time.
The webinar is designed to go from strategic vision to practical implementation lessons. Participants will gain insights into the structures, partnerships, operational approaches, and organizational investments that help support strong industry-driven workforce strategies at the local level.
The primary audiences for this webinar are local workforce development board leaders and employer-facing workforce system staff, as well as their education and economic development partners. State workforce agency and state workforce development board leaders and staff will also find the session valuable to inform their efforts to advance industry-driven strategies in their states.
Through this webinar, participants will:
- Understand what industry-driven workforce strategies look like in practice, beyond traditional employer engagement activities
- Gain insights into how Local Workforce Development Boards (LWDBs) and their partners are aligning workforce, education, economic development, and employer efforts around shared regional talent priorities
- Learn practical examples of sector-focused strategies, career pathways alignment, employer-informed workforce planning, and cross-system coordination
- Gain insights into the staffing, funding, systems, partnerships, and organizational capacity needed to sustain industry-driven workforce strategies over time
- Understand practical ideas to help strengthen coordination, reduce fragmentation, and advance industry-driven work in their own areas
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- Posted by: Bryan Thomas
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