Learn more about the Talent First Economics peer-learning community cohort and NC State University’s new NC Workforce Development Leadership Initiative

Based on stakeholder feedback, and in an effort to be inclusive to all communities and regions, the Institute for Emerging Issues has expanded the entities who can apply to the Talent First Economics Cohort. In addition to regional Councils of Government, Workforce Development Boards may also be the coordinating applicant. Successful applicants will be regions that create teams of emerging leaders in partnership with workforce and economic development boards, as well as community leaders. Applications are due July 22. Click here to learn more.

Join us for a virtual Q&A session on July 14, 2022 at 3 p.m. ET to learn more about the Talent First Economics peer-learning community cohort and NC State University’s new NC Workforce Development Leadership Initiative. IEI’s Sarah Langer Hall and leadership initiative founder Bruce McDonald, Ph.D, will provide a brief overview of the program and answer your questions. Click here to register. The meeting will be recorded.