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    Work Force and Education – Building Our Future

    April 10, 2014No Comments
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    logo_verdevalleyregionaleconomicorgVerde Valley AZ (April 10, 2014) – On April 22, 2014 from 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM at the Sedona Red Rock High School, Performing Arts Center, 995 Upper Red Rock Loop Road, Sedona, AZ 86336, the Verde Valley Regional Economic Organization is hosting an Education Forum featuring the latest research on the state of education in Arizona and the Verde Valley and the workforce needs of the Northern Arizona business community.

    Speakers for the event include Dan Hunting, Arizona State University Morrison Institute: the Arizona Commerce Authority and business leaders from APS, Mold In Graphic Systems, Verde Valley Medical Center; Salt River Materials Group; Yavapai-Apache Nation and Arizona Wine Growers Association. The presentations will be followed by questions from the leadership of the education institutions in Northern Arizona and the audience.

    As global competition for talent, industry and trade intensifies, education and economic development can no longer be viewed as separate systems. Education is clearly Arizona’s primary engine for economic growth, from early childhood learning to high school and other postsecondary pathways that align with good jobs in high-growth sectors. In order to fuel and fine tune the engine, educators, businesses and economic developers need to create feedback loops enabling each to understand the changing challenges. This education forum is designed to be one of the first steps in stimulating this dialog in the Verde Valley and beyond.

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    The cost for the event is $10 per person. Students with valid student IDs are admitted free. Please register in advance. Registration and speaker information are available online at VVREO.com. Please note that parking is available at the cultural park, 4215 Arts Village Drive with free bus transportation.

    VVREO appreciates the sponsorship of APS, SRP, Cottonwood Economic Development, Council, Out of Africa Wildlife Park, Yavapai College Regional Economic Development Center, Sedona Chamber of Commerce, Town of Clarkdale, NACOG, Spur Ventures, Fire Mountain Wines, Intellectual Energy, Local First Arizona and others who make this program possible.

    Questions? Contact Mary Chicoine, 928.567.4176, MAChicoine@msn.com.

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