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Original message from: eway@iedconline.org
[image: Visit the IEDC website] <http://www.iedconline.org/> [image: Web Seminar] [image: The Power of Knowledge and Leadership] *Workforce Development Strategies Spur Manufacturing Growth Web Seminar<http://www.iedconline.org/?p=Workforce_Strategies> * *Confirmed Speaker* *Jay C. Moon, CEcD, FM <http://www.iedconline.org/?p=Workfor...gies#speakers> Incoming IEDC Chair President & CEO Mississippi Manufacturers Association Jackson, MS * Jay C. Moon is the President and CEO of the Mississippi Manufacturers Association, the largest and most influential voice for Mississippi manufacturers. The Association represents more than 2,200 manufacturers and associated members. As President of the MMA, Jay has helped to develop and win passage of several significant legislative programs. Jay worked with Governor Barbour, the Mississippi legislature and other business leaders to enact landmark civil justice reform. Jay helped to develop and pass Momentum Mississippi, one of the most comprehensive improvements to Mississippi's business incentive offerings. Other significant legislative incentive packages supporting Mississippi companies, such as Viking, Baxter, Northrop Grumman and Howard Industries, were also made possible through Jay's leadership. *Date:* Wednesday, January 11 *Time:* 2:30 - 4:00 pm EST *Cost:* $85 for IEDC members, $125 for Non-members Contact: webinar@iedconline.org *Space is limited so register today<http://events.iedconline.org/Core/Ev...emplateType=A> *! Workforce development and innovation capacity are absolutely essential to modern manufacturing. Given the rapidly changing nature of manufacturing and shifting global supply chain patterns - potential re-shoring in particular - workforce development is taking on new importance and dimensions. Economic Developers must stay abreast of changes that affect workforce development to ensure a vibrant manufacturing base. Manufacturing has experienced significant challenges over the last few decades, but it also represents many of the best growth job opportunities. This webinar will discuss what companies in the United States need, which determines what economic developers must work to address. While many discussions of modern manufacturing focus only on the challenges, this webinar will devote most of its attention to innovative models for overcoming those issues. *Webinar attendees will learn: * • What communities are doing to assess their workforce strengths and weaknesses • How to deliver workforce training that is tailored to the specific needs of local firms • How to connect university assets to manufacturers' needs • How to form innovation partnerships that help manufacturers to survive in a fast-evolving technical environment Contact: webinar@iedconline.org *Space is limited so register today<http://events.iedconline.org/Core/Ev...emplateType=A> *! *IEDC Web Seminars Count: Certified Economic Developers (CEcDs) Earn Recertification Points* CEcDs participating in a minimum of three (3) web seminars during a three-year recertification cycle will earn two Level II points. If you have questions or would like more information about the CEcD program, please contact Rebecca Thomas at rthomas@iedconline.org. International Economic Development Council 734 15th Street NW / Suite 900 Washington, DC |
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