Sector Navigators. doingwhatmatters.cccco.edu. Deputy Sector Navigators

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1 Sector Navigators Deputy Sector Navigators

2 Who We Are Sector Advanced Manufacturing Advanced Transporta8on and Renewables Agriculture, Water, & Environmental Technologies Energy, Construc8on, & U8li8es Global Trade & Logis8cs Health ICT/Digital Media Life Sciences/Biotech Retail/Hospitality/Tourism Small Business Sector Navigator Jose Anaya Peter Davis Nancy Gu8errez Jim Caldwell Jeff Williamson Linda Zorn Steve Wright Sandy Slivka Phil SuQon Charles Eason

3 Your Regional Team Los Angeles Region Sector DSNs Clean Energy and Transportation: Jannet Malig, Energy, Construction and Utilities: Bruce Noble, Health: Sheri Herzfeld, Advanced Manufacturing: Ben Traina, ICT/Digital Media: Dan Watanabe, Global Trade & Logistics: Leah Goold-Haws, Small Business: Doris Driver, Retail, Hospitality and Tourism: Ruth Cossio-Muniz, hqp://doingwhatmaqers.cccco.edu/contact.aspx

4 What We Do Alignment Labor Supply/Demand State/Federal Mandates Industry Standards Connectivity Funding Industry Economic Development Strategy Sector-based Statewide Focus Regional Implementa8on Facilitation Industry Advisories Priority Ini8a8ves Mul8-College Collabora8on Coordination Investment Curriculum Alignment Professional Development

5 Common to All Sectors Statewide Industry Advisory Resource Networks Relationships

6 What help do you want? For Students. q Enrollment q Persistence q Work Experience q Employment

7 ! Typical Services ü Strategy For marketing & outreach! To attract likely completers! ü Student engagement Competitions Industry events! Leadership opportunities! Boot camps! Career exploration! ü Work experience Internships! Job shadowing! ü Employment Industry network! Student portfolios! Employer events

8 Examples The image cannot be displayed. Your computer may not have enough memory to open the image, or the image may have been corrupted. Restart your computer, and then open the file again. If the red x still appears, you may have to delete the image and then insert it again. The image cannot be displayed. Your computer may not have enough memory to open the image, or the image may have been corrupted. Restart your computer, and then open the file again. If the red x still appears, you may have to delete the image and then insert it again. Talent Pipeline Development

9 Difference Makers A lot of jobs Good money Clear pathway Engage with It s work I employers want to do Debt-free college

10 What help do you want? With Student Learning Outcomes q Industry relevance q Labor market insights q Priority KSAs q Pathway development q Transfer model

11 !! Typical Services ü Industry relevance Technology updates! Regional advisory! Industry credentials! ü Labor market insights Regional job market! Opportunity analysis! ü Priority KSAs Employer skills panels! Leverage industry research! Industry DACUM support! ü Pathway development Career clusters! Mapped to entry-level jobs!! ü Transfer Model Mapped to 4-year!

12 Examples Benchmark Competency HVACRedu HVAC Excellence Employment Ready Creden8al Core/ Electrical Air Condi8oning Gas Heat Oil Heat Heat Pumps Light Comml Air Cond Light Comml Refrig Compliance with Benchmark: 90% + 75% 50% 25% 0%

13 Examples Internship Boot Camps with Industry Certifications Curriculum Development C-ID Program Designation in Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Transfer Model Curriculum for Hospitality Management

14 Difference Makers Resources to address industry priorities Added value for student portfolios Critical mass via regional collaboration Relationships with industry

15 What help do you want? With Connections q Industry expertise q Professional development q Best practices q Shared curriculum q Funding

16 Typical Services ü Industry Expertise Seminars! Licensed curriculum! Guest lecturers!! ü Professional Development Linkage to industry associations! National, state, & regional! Expert networks!! ü Best Practices Regional collaboration! Shared resources! ü Shared Curriculum Regional pathways! Curriculum database! Curriculum collaboratives! ü Funding Business case development! Identifying sources!

17 Examples Retail Ready CA is a public-private pilot collaboration focused on developing the next generation of skilled workers for the retail sector in California. Building on the success of the Western Association of Food Chains Retail Management Certificate program offered at over 50 California Community Colleges, seven pilot colleges are collaborating with Apple Inc., to provide Retail Management Certificate students with experiential learning opportunities which include: Virtual Information Sessions on Apple Store Job Openings Apple Store Tours Virtual Training from Apple on What it Takes to Stand Out

18 Difference Makers New support New resources New funding New ideas

19 Questions?

20 Thank You! Philip Sutton Sector Navigator, Retail, Hospitality & Tourism, Learn & Earn