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1 Kevin Trapani Chair NCWorks Commission NCWORKS 2 Shawn Brown Christopher Gergen Sergi Roura Ronnie Smith Pam Townsend Kevin Trapani Hope Williams NCWORKS COMMISSION Governor Roy Cooper NCWORKS 5 Work-Based Learning Caroline

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Kevin Trapani

Chair NCWorks Commission

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NCWORKS

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Shawn Brown Christopher Gergen Sergi Roura Ronnie Smith Pam Townsend Kevin Trapani Hope Williams

COMMISSION

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Governor Roy Cooper

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Caroline Sullivan

Executive Director NC Business Committee of Education

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Work-Based Learning

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Many individuals lack the training and education necessary to obtain middle-class jobs. In order to meet the state’s middle-skills job demands of 2025, NC will need nearly 520,000 more workers with some form of a postsecondary credential or degree. During the recovery, 8.4 million jobs requiring a bachelors degree have been added to the economy, while only 80,000 jobs requiring a high school degree or less have been added (after losing 5.6 million). Only 1 out of every 5 high schools (18%) in NC offers AP Computer Science. 40% of companies nationwide report they cannot find the entry level workforce they need According to a recent Georgetown study, 67% of all available jobs by 2025 will require some post- secondary education. STEM related jobs are expected to grow at double the rate of non-STEM jobs. These jobs will require education beyond high school. There are more than 16,000 open information technology jobs in NC with an average annual salary of nearly $89,000.

The Two-Sided Problem

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  • Dr. Gayle Greene

Executive Vice President

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Brent Harpham

Executive Director BioNetwork & Life Science Initiatives

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The life science training initiative for the

NC Community College System

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Video Demonstrations eLearning Hands-on Classroom

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STEM

PIPELINE DEVELOPMENT

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$80 Million Expansion 1,200 Employees $160 Million Expansion 200 New Positions

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$2 Billion Expansion 700 New Positions $210 Million Expansion 200 New Positions

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Beth Payne

Dean of Corporate Services

Christina Payne

Quality Systems Manager

Greg Smith

Biomanufacturing Industry Trainer

Connie Stiltner

Senior Technical Trainer

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Brent Harpham

Executive Director BioNetwork & Life Science Initiatives

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NCWORKS

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Committee Updates

Governance and System Alignment - Susan Jackson Business Engagement – Marti Matthews Performance and Accountability – Mel Chernoff Education and Training – Chris Watters

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Public Comments

  • Sign in at podium
  • Limit time to 2 minutes
  • Comments are relevant to workforce

issues

  • Additional comments may be sent to the

commission at: ncworkscommission@nccommerce.com

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Kevin Trapani, Chair

NCWorks Commission

Next Steps

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