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| From left to right, Earl Axelson, Chairperson,
Peggy Quinn, Secretary, Dr. Peter Mora, Treasurer and Eric Reynolds,
Vice Chairperson are inducted as Officers of the WIB Board. |
Preparing a local workforce for today’s
economy!
The Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board is comprised
of 45 representatives from both the private and public sectors,
shared between Atlantic and Cape May counties. The private sector
represents over half the membership, which provides and informed
Board, drawn right from the community.
As Board members, their task is to oversee the development and
planning of new employment and training programs and to support
current services and ongoing projects of the WIB. In addition,
members are encouraged to serve on at least one Committee to provide
insight and make recommendations to assist in the development of
the workforce system in Atlantic and Cape May counties
The WIB Board maintains a partnership between the public and
private sectors to evaluate workforce readiness, develop policies
and oversee these efforts at a bi-county level, in order to deliver
a labor force prepared to work in today’s developing and
evolving economy.
The WIB oversees adult, dislocated worker and youth services for the Atlantic
and Cape May County region and has designed a full spectrum employment and training
system that addresses the needs of all our residents with regards to workforce
readiness.
WIB initiatives in the Atlantic and Cape May County region plan for how the WIB
intends to develop and implement programs to assist youth and adults with employment
and training opportunities and manage adult literacy issues. From time to time,
new research documents will be added to this website.
The WIB Board meets bi-monthly and locations throughout both
counties. Individuals interested in joining the WIB should click
on “Join the WIB” located in the left column.
Please
feel free to contact Stephen J. Bruner, Executive Director for
the Atlantic Cape May WIB at (609) 485-0153 ext. 360 with any
questions regarding the WIB’s
future plans to assist residents prepare to enter the labor force. |
Atlantic
Cape May Workforce Investment Board 