The Future Of Work

The Center For Work Force Ethic Development partners with education institutes and other entities that works towards preparing people to enter into the workforce. They help organizations develop foundational workplace skills. Host Salvatrice Cummo and Josh Davies discuss how partnerships between education, industry and policy makers can better work together towards the common goal of preparing a skilled and valuable workforce.

It's become more and more evident that the most desirable skills employers are asking for are the human ones. As our guest Josh Davies, CEO Of The Center For Work Ethic Development defines it: "any skill that can't be done by a machine".

This is what Davies predicts will be the most valuable asset in the future workplace. Skills that may just be better acquired in a community fostered within a two-year institution because of the agility & flexibility it offers in comparison to others. This might be the gateway to how we build a culture of accountability and trust.

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Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation, a non-profit focused on creating economic opportunity and prosperity for all through out the county. This is achieved collaboratively with government, businesses small and large, non-profits, education, workforce partners and the Institute for Applied Economics which helps navigate the changes that we are all faced with during the Covid-19 era allowing the LAEDC to support their partners in being demand-driven and industry responsive. Jessica shares with us how the LAEDC and it's partners are finding ways to innovate to provide attainable opportunities to aid in the current situation and moving forward as the economy begins to reopen.

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Learn further how the SBDC supports the SBA from Don Loewel, the director of the Pasadena City College Small Business Development Center, as they work together to create services and resources for small businesses in the San Gabriel Valley, particularly in the current climate. From workshops for restaurant owners to just game planning your next move, the SBDC is here to help at no-cost.

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Victor Parker, the Los Angeles District Director at the SBA, which stands for Small Business Administration talks with us about the resources and partnerships they are known best for. By definition: connecting entrepreneurs with lenders and funding to help them plan, start and grow their business. And partners like the SBA are now even more eager to help and support businesses being affected, which is..well, everyone. Victor said it best when he stated "Together means partnerships and collaboration, this is how we will get through it".

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The San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership is an organization that represents the economic interest of 31 cities and over 94,000 businesses in the San Gabriel Valley with a mission "to improve the quality of life and bring economic vitality to the region". They have five areas of focus: workforce development, public policy, marketing & communication, business assistance and economic driven events. Bill Manis shares the efforts and resources being made available by the partnership, particularly during this time while we face the "new normal" brought on by Covid-19 and the impact it is having on all sectors of business and therefore, each of us as individuals and as a community.

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A deep dive discussion with Maria Salinas, President & CEO of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and Sheneui Weber, Vice Chancellor of Economic and Workforce Development of California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office. The discussion is lead by Salvatrice Cuomo, not only the host of this podcast but also the Vice President of Pasadena City College Economic and Workforce Development Department. This discussion distills the many topics breached in our previous episodes like necessary system changes & integration and discoveries such as the modern workforce being driven by data. Which brings us to this question: What is the biggest problem we are trying to solve?

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We pick back up with this deep dive discussion between Maria Salinas, President & CEO of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and Sheneui Weber, Vice Chancellor of Economic and Workforce Development of California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office, with Salvatrice's pending question about how we bridge the divide between industry and education in the second half of this conversation about the future of work.

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Today we have an amazing conversation captured in November of 2019 during Pasadena City Colleges first ever Future Of Work Conference. Featuring Erika Endrijonas the superintendent and president of Pasadena City College who moderates this dialogue between policy makers and employers about how to build pathways to success for students and employers. Enjoy!

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Today we continue our conversation on Workforce Education Policy and how we can Build Pathways to Success for Students and Employers with Part Two of this panel featuring Erika Endrijonas the superintendent and president of Pasadena City College who moderates this dialogue for us between policy makers and employers captured in November of 2019 during Pasadena City Colleges first ever Future Of Work Conference. Enjoy!

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We want to first and foremost wish you wellness and safety during this extraneous and challenging time.

We do want to continue to provide you with pertinent information through the podcast so we are taking a small break while we shift gears and gather the content we need to keep you connected and informed regarding education, employers and policy and tailor it to better represent the current state of affairs.

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