Free April 11 Event Kicks Off Region 5 Series

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6 Mar 2018


Events

talent advChallenged with finding reliable workers in the Region 5 service area to grow your business? You're not alone. Attend this April 11 workshop—and others in this series—to gain an advantage in hiring and keeping talented people.

  • What is driving the workforce shortage?
  • Which occupations are in demand?
  • What do good employees want?
  • What’s working for other businesses?

You've got questions. Working together, we'll surface the answers to help you attract, retain, grow and gain for your business.

Dinner will be provided, so bring your appetite, your questions and your insights and we'll get to work.

Register Today!

Partners in the Talent Advantage Series include:

Brainerd Lakes Chamber of Commerce | Brainerd Lakes Area Economic Development Corporation | Central Lakes College | Central Minnesota Council on Aging | Consolidated Telecommunications Company | Happy Dancing Turtle | Initiative Foundation | Lakewood Health System | Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development | National Joint Powers Alliance | Region 5 Development Commission | Rural Minnesota CEP | Rural Renewable Energy Alliance | Sprout | Syvantis | University of Minnesota Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships

Questions? Contact the Initiative Foundation | (877) 632-9255 | E-mail | Website

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