April 9 - Presentation

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Education and

Workforce CouncilApril 9, 2012


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Meeting CalendarCouncilMeetings

CommitteeMeetings

SteeringCommittee

ExecutiveBoard

Board

Four

Meetings inthe year

Jan., April,

August,November

1st Week ofthe Month

Meeting

2nd Week ofthe Month

Meeting

3rd WeekOf theMonth

MeetingThursday

4th Week ofthe Month

MeetingThursday


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Goals

2012 Chamber Priorities: Water, Transportation, Membership, Workforce

The Chambers Mission:To be an advocate for all of our members and the business community in building and

sustaining a diverse and prosperous economy.

Education and Workforce Council

Purpose: The success of the future lies in the youth of today. The Greater San Antonio Chamberof Commerce leads the business community and educators in partnerships that reform public

education, expand access to higher education and develop a 21st century workforce to successfullycompete in the global economy.

Workforce CommitteeEducation Committee


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Overview of Workforce and

EducationEducation (Supply)

Workforce (Demand)


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Vehicles that meet

buyer's expectations

SafeQuality

Demand

Cost

SUPPLY CHAIN ANALOGY

AUTO INDUSTRY

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

EDUCATION

RAW MATERIAL SUPPLIERSPARTS AND COMPONENTS

SUPPLIERS Major Components TOYOTA (TMMTX) VEHICLE BUYER

Tier 3 Tier 2 Tier 1 Customer End Consumer

ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLESCHOOLS HIGH SCHOOLS COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS (WORKFORCE) INDUSTRY

Tier 3 Tier 2 Tier 1 Customer End Consumer

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

WO

R

K

F

OR

C

E

INDUSTRY ECONOMY

Customer End Consumer

95% Latino88% FinanciallyDisadvantaged

English 2ndLanguage

Elementary

Middle School

High School

College or Vocational Cert.

University

High School orGED

2 Yr College ,Vocation, orCertifications

4 Year DegreeBuy better homes

More $$ to spend

More jobs

Develop Communities

Energy

Manufacturing

Bio Science

I T

Aerospace

Improve theCommunity

High TeenPregnancyRate

High Dropout Rate

Lack ofRole


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Education and Workforce Council

Education andWorkforce Council

Mission: Advocate for all our members and the business community in building and sustaingng a diverse and prosperous

economy.

Council Purpose: The success of the future lies in the youth of today. The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce leads thebusiness community and educators in partnerships that reform public education, expand access to higher education and develop

a 21st century workforce to successfully compete in the global economy.

Reform Public Education Expand Access to higher education Develop a 21st. Century Workforce

Workforce Committee

Strategies

>Identify policies that to be

influnced for a 21st workforce.

> Identfiy areas and influence education

to provide more access to education

pathways or training toward the 5 or 6

demand careers. Continuation of Great

Jobs SA.

> Vet the identified 5 or 6 career

demand industries and top jobs for

relevancy, accuracy.

> Align with the long-term, mid-term and

short-term solutions

> Identify the workforce gap numbers

for the demand careers

> Identify the barriers to filling the

workforce gaps based on technical skills

and/or non-technical skills

> Develop the long-term, mid-term, and

short-term solutions to filling gaps

Education Committee

Strategies

> Identify interim charges for the

83rd legislature that need to betargeted and influenced.

> Expand Great Jobs SA in additional

school districts and other communityorganizations or programs that fit target

audience.

> Work with Workforce Committee to

develop long-term solutions.

> Identify and clearly define the

statistics that our Council will use

to talk about the drop-out,

completion, and/or graduation

rate.

> Work to align education programs and

curriculum to meeting workforce gaps by

identifying best practices in education.


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Workforce Committee Goals:

o Take the identified five demand career areas and tightenup the data

Type of skills needed

Number of jobs available

o Articulate the need to multiple groups

Identify other audiences that need to hear the facts

Continue the Great Jobs SA initiative for middle and

high school students.o Influence various policies, programs, etc.


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Great Jobs SA OverviewCity Councilman Rey Saldana

Pathways to Great Jobs in San AntonioFriday, November 18, 2011 at 1:30pm

South West High School11914 Dragon Lane

San Antonio, TX 78252Room: Auditorium

1:30pm Richard Perez, President and CEO of The Chamber1:35pm Councilman Rey Saldana1:45pm Toyota Representative1:51pm Toyota Student Interns

1:56pm Councilman Rey Saldana2:00pm Program ends

The Message:There are Great Jobs in San Antonio

Our community needs YOU to be prepared to take these jobs.

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Education Committee Work with education providers to address

immediate and short term skill/competencygaps identified by Workforce Committee

Identify and clearly define the statistic(s) thatour Council will use to talk about drop-out,completion, and/or graduation rate.

Influence existing programs and policies tosupport short and long term workforce gaps inthe education industry.


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Next Committee Meetings2012 Committee Meetings: May 2, 2012 Workforce Committee 3pm to 4pm

Education Committee from 4pm to 5pm

June 6, 2012 - Workforce Committee 3pm to 4pm


July 11, 2012 - Workforce Committee 3pm to 4pmEducation Committee from 4pm to 5pm

September 5, 2012 - Workforce Committee 3pm to 4pm


October 3,2012 - Workforce Committee 3pm to 4pm


December 5, 2012 - Workforce Committee 3pm to 4pmEducation Committee from 4pm to 5pm

* All Committee meetings are at our North Side location on 410 and Blanco.The Council meeting move around locations.


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2012 Council Meetings

August 1, 2012 at 8:30amo Location: TBA

November 7, 2012 at 8:30amo Location: TBA

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April 9 - Presentation