雅伎著, ACT partner to help local businesses and industries grow a skilled workforce
By Victoria Brown
Senior leaders from 雅伎著 (STCC), Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS), and city and county government gathered at the ACT Work Ready Community Breakfast event Sept. 28, 2023 to discuss recent workforce achievements.
Shelby County has received a designation from the organization after meeting all the required qualifications needed to improve student and employee skill levels in the local area, making it an official ACT Work Ready Community.
���We are thrilled Shelby County has received this designation and proud to have partnered with the Workforce Ready Community Leadership Team to achieve the benchmarks for this certification,��� 雅伎著 President Tracy D. Hall said. ���In our role as the ���Workforce Solutions Center of the Mid-South,��� we are vested in levelling up the skills that students or employees need to succeed on the job. It has been a privilege to be a part of an elite workforce collaborative committed to empowering the workforce, building strong communities, and fostering economic growth.���
Organizations that partner with ACT Work Ready Communities work to improve conditions for students transitioning to the workforce, adult workers transitioning to a new field, and for those looking to work in a more productive and efficient environment. 雅伎著 has a history of partnering with ACT to align local business initiatives with educational needs.
According to Amy Shead, associate vice president of Workforce and Career & Technical Education at 雅伎著, the ACT skills assessment and certification plays a large part in helping area organizations.
���The NCRC certificate is important for us as a college,��� said Shead. ���It helps us assist business and industry partners with identifying, hiring, training, and promoting employees.���
For more information about ACT Work Ready and 雅伎著���s workforce initiatives, visit .
Pictured at the ACT Work Ready Community Breakfast are: Dr. Joann Massey, Vice President of Operations, Economic Development Growth Engine (EDGE); Sondra Howell, Vice President of Talent Innovation and Community Development, Greater Memphis Chamber; Amy Shead, Associate Vice President, Workforce and Career & Technical Education, 雅伎著; Dr. Carol Ash, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Workforce Development, 雅伎著 Tennessee Community College; Dr. Tarol Clements, Senior Manager, Project STAND, Memphis-Shelby County Schools; Dr. Sabra Bledsoe, Lead Regional Director, West Tennessee, State of Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development; and Bryan Herrick, Senior Account Manager, ACT Work Ready Communities and Workforce Solutions.
In This Issue...
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- Erica Hughes joins 雅伎著 as AVP of Institutional Research, Planning, and Effectiveness
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