WORKFORCEPODS

In this episode, you'll hear from an employer about their experience with employees that have entered their company through WIOA programs. You'll also hear from a workforce professional as they discuss the benefits of WIOA programs for employers and job seekers and hear a powerful success story. 

From Getting To Work Podcast: In this episode, you'll discover what it takes to pursue a career as a certified medical assistant (CMA). Learn about the certification requirements, how to get licensed and the salary range for CMA's. You'll also hear about a new program that can help you become a CMA. 

From South Central Works Podcast- Discover tips for employers and job seekers about the benefits of internships. 

From Philadelphia Works Podcast: Barbara Allen, Consultant for Philadelphia Works, joins the program to discuss what industry partnerships are, and how they benefit businesses and the local economy. Discover the history behind the Southeastern Pennsylvania Manufacturing Alliance (SEPMA) and the advanced manufacturing industry partnership. Barbara reveals how the workforce system has evolved to mee...

From CWA Today Podcast: The Meeting of the Minds in Monterey conference is a yearly gathering of workforce thought leaders and decision makers from all around California and beyond. In this episode, Bob Lanter, Executive Director of CWA gives an overview of what participants can expect and why you should attend the conference. 

From The Workforce Wire Podcast:  This episode features an interview with Shay Curry, Manager of Human Resources, Aerospace Group- Fluid and Electrical Distribution Division at Eaton.  Discover the opportunities and career pathways within advanced manufacturing, the positions that Eaton Aerospace posts most frequently, and what makes advanced manufacturing different from other jobs and industries....

From Workforce Central Podcast: Jay Lucas, CEO and Chairman of the Lucas Group, joins the program to discuss the Newport Sunshine Initiative and the work that is being done to build a stronger economic base and enhance opportunity in Newport, He also discusses some of the particular challenges and opportunities facing small towns in the U.S. and lessons learned from his experiences so far. 

From Getting To Work Podcast:  This episode features an interview with Jennifer Scheri, Director of Continuing Education and Business Services at Illinois Valley Community College. Jennifer reveals the biggest challenges that employers face, and how the college serves as a resource for employers and job seekers. She also discusses the types of trainings that are available and how they are upskilli...

From CWA Today Podcast: Educational consultant and author K-Rahn Vallatine joins the program to discuss the work that he does with at-risk youth to help them make healthier life choices. He shares his own journey of what led him to this work, and the importance of having a trauma-informed perspective when it comes to working with this population. K-Rhan also has an upcoming Workforce Youth Engagem...

From The Dignity of Work Podcast: In this episode, George Iranon, CEO of Career Path Services, shares his thoughts on how to make decisions effectively as a busy leader, and reveals his own process of how he makes decisions for his organization. Discover how to develop an effective framework for decision making, and how to choose among multiple opportunities. 

From Getting to Work Podcast: In this episode you'll learn about the business services team. Discover how they offer customized candidate recruitments, skill development and training and many other programs that offer solutions to employers and job seekers. 

From SCV Means Business Podcast:  Gary Horton, CEO of Landscape Development, Inc, joins the program to discuss the growth of his company since the last recession, and the lessons that he learned that have contributed to that growth.  Discover the impact that technology is having on the industry, and the creative ways that Landscape Development, Inc. instills and reinforces their company values for...

From Human Potential at Work Podcast:  This episode features an interview with Brandon Farbstein. Diagnosed with a rare form of dwarfism at the age of 2, Brandon stands at 3'9" – making his life's journey full of adversity, strength, and impact. after feeling invisible and without a purpose for the first 15 years of his life.  He discovered his calling on the tedx stage, and suddenly realized his...

From CWA Today Podcast:  Recorded live at the NAWB Forum 2019, Bob Lanter catches up with  Chris Andresen, Vice President at Grayling, as they discuss current trends in workforce, tips for effective lobbying, the future of WIOA and more! 

From Employability Podcast:  In this episode, you'll hear from Andres Rivas, Independent Representative at Primerica, as he discusses some things you need to consider when it comes to personal finance. Discover the importance of keeping a good credit score, how much money you should save, and how to plan ahead for your future.   

From 180PODCAST- This special episode was recorded live at the NAWDP 2018 Annual Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.

From 180PODCAST- Jeffrey Abramowitz, J.D.,  the Executive Director of Reentry Services for JEVS Human Services, joins the program to discuss why employers should consider hiring returning citizens, and his own journey of being a returning citizen. 

From Talent Talks- In this 35-minutes episode, host Rick Maher is joined by Stuart Andreason, Director of the Center for Workforce and Economic Opportunity at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Stuart explains the role of the Federal Reserve in the workforce development system, and how data drives that work. Discover the re-skilling that needs to happen in order to keep up with technological adv...

From Human Potential At Work: Debra is joined by her producer, Doug Foresta, as they discuss the issue of representation- who should represent the disability community and other communities? Do you have to be a member of a community to speak for that community? And how can we lend our platform to others so that they can share their stories? Debra and Doug discuss all this and more in this episode....

From Human Potential at Work: Lori Golden from Ernst & Young joins the program to discuss the importance of recognizing mental health needs in the workplace and shares takeaways from the company's initiatives. Discover what organizations and individuals can do to help all people fully participate and contribute to making our world a better place. 

From Promoting Workforce Innovation- In this episode, you'll hear from Sherry Kelley Marshall from the SWORWIB, Debbie Smith from Easterseals and Eric Thomas from Cincinnati/ Hamilton County Community Action Agency.  Discover the history of YouthBuild, the market focus, activity and training for both CAA and Easterseals YouthBuild programs, and how the SWORWIB and OMJ Center partner with and assis...

From Promoting Workforce Innovation- Sherry Kelley Marshall discusses a conversation that the SWORWIB is having with committee members, workforce partners and legislative representatives about  Mind / Shift  and  Word /S hift and  how changing our thinking and language can have a positive impact on customers' lives. Discover the work that the SWORWIB isleading in both a white paper on  MindShift  ...

From Employability Podcast- Joe Rutland joins the program to discuss his journey of becoming a professional writer and shares advice for anyone wanting to start their own business. 

From Employabilty Podcast- In this episode, you'll learn why diversity is crucial for the success of your organization, and how to create a workplace culture where everyone feels accepted and welcomed. You'll also discover tips and innovative ideas for celebrating diversity. 

From Madera Business and Career News- In this episode, you'll discover the English Language Learner project and how that's helped to serve all individuals better, including English language learners.