Mike Fazio, CEO of Workforce180, joins the program to discuss how training has evolved, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and what workforce organizations and leaders need to think about when it comes to training and learning.

Doug Foresta, Director of Podcast Services at Workforce180, and Sari Weinerman, Director of Content Marketing for Workforce180, discuss the concept of being an "essential worker" and how that definition has changed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover what you need to keep in mind to thrive during times of disruption.

This episode was recorded during the 2020 NAWB Virtual Forum and features an interview with Kelly Bailey, Director, Open Skills at Emsi. Your host is Sari Weinerman, Director of Content Marketing at Workforce180. Kelly discusses how to examine your skills and strengths to find a new job or career.

This special episode was recorded during the NAWB 2020 Virtual Forum. Discover the career pathways that are available in cybersecurity, and the training opportunities available.

Newton Sanon, President & CEO of OIC of South Florida, joins the program to discuss how his organization has pivoted to ensure that they are continuing to meet the needs of job seekers during the COVID-19 pandemic. He also reveals the formative experiences that helped him prepare for challenging times as a leader.

Doug Foresta, Director of Podcast Services for Workforce180 and Sari Weinerman, Director of Content Marketing at Workforce180 discuss the qualities that make someone a good worker and what job seekers need to think about when applying for positions and choosing a career.

Tune in as Doug Foresta, Director of Podcast Services for WORKFORCE180, and Sari Weinerman, Director of Content Marketing for WORKFORCE180, continue the conversation about the nature of work, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on employees and job seekers, and how to make a 180 pivot on how we think about work.

Clair Minson from New Orleans Business Alliance joins WORKFORCE180 CEO Mike Fazio for a conversation about equity and equality in workforce development.

Tune in for a conversation between Sari Weinerman, Director of Content Marketing for WORKFORCE180 and Doug Foresta, Director of Podcast Services for WORKFORCE180 as they discuss how we traditionally define "work", and how we might think about it differently.

Sonya Lopez-Ramirez, the Houston Employment & Training Specialist for SER Senior Community Service Employment Program, joins the program to discuss why employers should consider hiring older workers and the benefits of doing so. She also reveals how case management training from WORKFORCE180 has helped her increase her case management skills.