Regards,
Mark
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Mark Martin, PhD
Regional Director
Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Development
Bay Area Community Colleges
650 248-7728 (c)
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"CTMAA and AMTAC" <contact@calmachinist.com>
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Nov 5 - Reserve Your Seat - Technical Workforce Outlook
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October 14, 2019 at 1:58:43 PM PDT
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Mark Martin <mark.martin@design4x.com>
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Nov 5, 2019, 12:30PM - Luncheon with John Dunn (Assistant Secretary of Labor, State of California) - & PANEL Find, Train & Keep Your Technical Workforce |
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Join your peers from the Bay Area's leading companies as we share how to meet the challenge of finding,
training and keepingkey technical employees including ... machinists,
maintenance & repair, field support, QA/QC, tool & die, facilities and more!
Did you know? California set an ambitious goal of hiring and training 500,000 new technical skills apprentices during the next 10 years. The State's infrastructure capital improvement plans means there will be dramatic competition to find, attract and hire suitably skilled entry-level and technical workers, while at the same time creating unprecedented new business opportunities. California Community Colleges have "geared up" remarkable facilities, instructors and new curriculum designed to meet the need, BUT, many employers are unaware of these new programs. Food, Beverage, Energy, Aerospace, Semiconductor, Capital Equipment, Transportation and High Tech manufacturers alike throughout the Bay Area will benefit from these programs! |
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