Tackling Workforce Issues
Date and time
Location
DoubleTree by Hilton Columbia
2100 Bush River Road Columbia, SC 29210Description
Tackling Workforce Issues
An event to connect Business and Education leaders
Tackling Workforce Issues is a must-attend event for plant managers, HR directors, education leaders, and economic development and workforce professionals in the Central SC region.
Agenda:
Welcome and Introduction - Cynthia Davis, SC Commerce
SC Future Makers: A Guide to Connecting Emerging Talent - James Richter, South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance
What Keeps You Up at Night? - Moderated by Joni McDaniel, SC Commerce
Break
EmployABILITY Soft Skills for Hard Numbers - Jordy Johnson, Microburst Learning
Regional Success Snapshots Panel
Silver Collar Internship: Lessons Learned in Partnering Public Education with Manufacturing Sector:
Dr. Tim Newman, Superintendent, Orangeburg 4 Consolidated School District
Dave Tussey, Director of Human Resources, Allied Air
Mike Ames, Principal, Edisto High School
Reyne Mitchell-Moore, Orangeburg 4 Consolidated School District Business Liaison
Greenwood Edge: Rusty Denning, Associate VP for Economic Development and Continuing Education, Piedmont Technical College
Lean Manufacturing Automotive Certificate: Bob Walker, VP for Continuing Education and Economic Development, Trident Technical College
Project Pioneer: An Unprecedented Statewide Comprehensive Labor Study - Joan D. Kelly, SC Power Team
Lunch:
The Importance of Creating a Long-term, Sustainable Workforce - Bobby Hitt, SC Commerce
Register now for this free summit, sponsored by the SC Department of Commerce and SC Biz News, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on April 19, 2018 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Columbia, 2100 Bush River Road in Columbia.
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SC Biz News publishes the Charleston Regional Business Journal, Columbia Regional Business Report, GSA Business Report and SCBIZ Magazine. We provide business news and analysis to decision-makers in South Carolina through our integrated media platform of daily email news reports, print periodicals and live events.