Future of Work Educational Series announces Panelist Alysia Bell for October 29th Virtual Event
Alysia Bell serves as President of UNITE-LA, a 27-year-old nonprofit focused on equitable economic mobility via cradle-to-career education and workforce development. UNITE-LA’s three domains include systems change, policy, and programs. The organization collaborates with numerous regional, statewide, and nationwide stakeholders, including business, institutions of education, community-based organizations, and public systems.
Bell serves on the California Workforce Development Board, CA FWD Board, California Stewardship Network Executive Committee, California Jobs First Los Angeles County Collaborative Steering Committee, and USC EdPolicy Hub Advisory Board.
Before joining UNITE-LA, Bell served as an executive for the Greater-Irving Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce, focused on education, workforce development, and economic development; held positions with LAUSD’s Personnel Selection Branch and Southern California Edison’s Performance Assessment Services Division; and served as an Adjunct Professor of Industrial-Organizational Psychology at Pepperdine University.
Learn strategies to create pathways for a resilient rebuild.
As the Altadena and greater Pasadena region continues its recovery from the Eaton Fire, thousands of decisions are being made about rebuilding, infrastructure, services, investment, and the workforce needed to make that recovery possible.
This panel will examine how PCC, employers, workforce organizations, public agencies, and community partners can work together to connect people to the careers emerging from the Eaton Fire recovery.
We’ll discuss where the greatest workforce needs are developing, how education and training can keep pace, what employers need from workforce partners, and how we can ensure that residents have meaningful access to the opportunities created through rebuilding.
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