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Objective 1 Foster recruitment and reten on of a skilled workforce Work systema cally to a ract skilled workers to match requirements of the region s key industries Strategy 2 Align educa onal offerings and workforce development programs with the evolving needs of exis ng, emerging and expanding businesses Lead Agency Partner To be determined Triangle Work Source, work force development boards, higher educa on 1. Iden fy and confirm lead agency partner suggested lead: Triangle Work Source 2. Conduct a comprehensive analysis of skill sets needed in key industry and emerging clusters on an ongoing basis 3. Compare exis ng workforce needs with skills of underemployed workers 4. Maintain, expand and connect online regional pla orms promo ng the quali es of the region, job announcements, companies, and educa onal, cultural and work opportuni es 5. Extend and improve outreach to WIA eligible popula ons 6. Promote innova ve programs and regional assets that make working in the region more a rac ve 7. Increase communica on between and coordina on of workforce development boards within the labor shed 8. Inform businesses about Career Readiness Cer ficates and encourage them to accept these as proper job creden als 9. Support the development of con nuing educa on opportuni es for cer fica on and licensing 1 P age

Estimated Costs $$$$$ Alignment of Resources 10. Support and enhance an annual educa on and workforce development forum that brings together leaders in business and industry, economic development, educa on and government to exchange informa on about the regional economy, industry clusters, workforce needs, educa onal resources and best prac ces in workforce development Federal and state sources, public private partnerships Barriers/Issues Poli cal/philosophical differen a on Geographical dispersion Regional compeon Performance Measures Usage of online regional pla orms Workforce Development Forum a endance Career Readiness Cer fica ons in specific fields Unemployment rate 2 P age

Objective 2 Foster the educa on and development of a skilled workforce; analyze the region s educa onal resources Integrate the region's higher educa on resources into all economic development efforts Strategy 2 Assess and address the coordina on between K 12 schools and community colleges with regard to workforce development, and iden fy opportuni es for improvement Strategy 3 Iden fy new, early opportuni es to develop, promote and encourage entrepreneurship, star ng at middle school Lead Agency Partner Community colleges Higher educa on, Research Triangle Regional Partnership, Triangle Work Source, work force development boards, NC New Schools Ini a ve 1. Convene strategic partners to iden fy and confirm lead partner agency suggested: form a consor um of community college leaders in the Triangle J region to lead this effort (see Ac on 8 below) 2. Inventory exis ng educa onal resources that support the region s changing workforce needs, including short term training available through con nuing educa on programs 3. Inventory and promote private industry scholarships for cer fica on and advanced training 4. Iden fy and address any gaps between the skills set analysis from Goal 4, Objec ve 1, and the educa onal resources inventories above 5. Con nue to convene higher educa on rapid response teams for each targeted regional cluster 6. Iden fy and con nue to develop demand driven specialized cluster programs, exper se and services housed at the region s community colleges and market them as regional assets 3 P age

Estimated Costs $$$$ Alignment of Resources 7. Con nue connec ng industry leaders with those in educa on, to develop strategies to maintain the region s na onal leadership in industry training and support 8. Form a consor um of community college leaders within the Triangle J region to meet regularly to exchange informa on, successes and ideas 9. Evaluate innova ve programs in K 12 and early educa on and work with educators to determine how they might apply on a regional scale 10. Con nue to work on reducing high school drop out rates by expanding partnerships for career and technical educa on between private companies and community colleges 11. Create and enhance job training programs in jails, prisons, youth development centers and youth deten on centers 12. Ensure that career counseling in schools includes career tracks for skilled workers with two year degrees, cer fica ons, appren ceships and similar training 13. Develop a broadly accessible, readily available pilot program for middle and high school counselors, to build awareness of op ons available for students with regard to two year degrees, cer fica ons, appren ceships and similar opportuni es 14. Build on and promote exis ng regional and state appren ceship programs to increase par cipa on and build awareness of the benefits to employers and workers 15. Explore approaches to successful workforce training in so skills, such as being on me, dressing appropriately, and communica on 16. Explore opportuni es to include entrepreneurship educa on in K 12 and community colleges 17. Provide internship experiences for students with entrepreneurial companies and support organiza ons Federal and state sources, private companies, founda ons and non profit organiza ons 4 P age

Barriers/Issues No exis ng regional coordina ng body Tendency to approach training needs on a county by county basis, rather than labor shed Funding constraints Cost of facili es and equipment for technical training Performance Measures Inventory of educa onal resources Increased number of develop demand driven specialized cluster programs Community college consor um Analysis and evalua on of K 12 best prac ces Technical educa on in high schools Job training programs in deten on facili es Increased par cipa on in appren ceship programs Entrepreneurship educa on and internships 5 P age

Objective 3 Improve access to and quality of child care and early childhood educa on op ons Acknowledge and address the need for improved early childhood educa on as a necessary element of a successful workforce Lead Agency Partner To be determined Child care resource and referral agencies, child care providers and educators, early childhood educa on founda ons and organiza ons, community colleges, chambers of commerce 1. Iden fy and confirm lead agency partner suggested: Child Care Services Associa on 2. Explore ways to inform employers about child care issues, challenges and solu ons and their impact on the work force 3. Iden fy and promote successful employer programs that support or provide child care op ons for their employees 4. Explore opportuni es for expanded affordability and convenience of educa on and cer fica on for child care workers Estimated Costs $$$ Alignment of Resources Federal and state sources, private companies, founda ons and non profit organiza ons Barriers/Issues Insufficient informa on for employers about cost/benefits of providing child care Long work days for child care workers leave li le me for training Language barriers Performance Measures Number of quality child care facili es Increase in training opportuni es and enrollments Child care facili es and/or assistance provided by employers 6 P age

Objective 4 Create an environment that fosters entrepreneurial development and growth; create a culture that fosters entrepreneurial thinking Create a suppor ve community culture where entrepreneurship is a respected ac vity and aspira on an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Lead Agency Partner To be determined Council for Entrepreneurial Development, higher educa on 1. Iden fy and confirm lead agency partner suggested lead: Council for Entrepreneurial Development 2. Create community one stop shops, or clearinghouses, where entrepreneurs can get the resources, informa on, and support they need 3. Establish entrepreneur incubators, shared space for startups 4. Provide technical assistance specifically for entrepreneurs, including management skills, accessing capital, accessing markets 5. Expand and connect regional networking opportuni es byentrepreneurs for entrepreneurs to share ideas, informa on and experiences Estimated Costs $$ Alignment of Resources Council for Entrepreneurial Development, community colleges, universi es, private companies Barriers/Issues Limited resources Outreach to entrepreneurs requires crea ve, non tradi onal approaches Time constraints for entrepreneurs Performance Measures Clearinghouses for entrepreneurs Number of incubators and shared space facili es Requests for assistance fulfilled Number and type of classes, seminars and networking events and par cipa on levels 7 P age