Presentation
Community Collaboration Builds Workforce of the Future
Developing your talent pool
Presentation Code: VS6-05
Value Stream: VS6 - Collaborative & Innovative Lean
Day & Time: Wednesday, Oct 17, 2012 - 11:00 AM
Length: 1 hour, 10 minutes
A business needs to consider its future if it wants to stay successful. That's why Climax believes in developing its future workforce. To do so, the company shares its learning through its Community Campus Internships Program. This program allows students to link academic work and career interests with real world workplace experiences. Students explore their own creativity and are provided opportunities to use innovative thinking in solving problems. The experience has 1) changed their lives, 2) enriched the lives of co-workers and 3) demonstrated the value of a unique partnership between schools and business. It's an innovative approach that you will want to hear about.
In this presentation:
- Learn how to extend your value chain throughout your community.
- Build strong relationships with your community leaders.
- Educate your community about your company and its culture.
- Attract the employees you need now.
- Develop an effective employee pipeline for years to come.
- Share value that everyone can benefit from.
Climax Portable Machine Tools, Inc.
Climax pioneered portable machining technology nearly 50 years ago and continues to provide state-of-the-art on-site machining and welding systems. Customers with the most mission-critical, highest-tolerance machining and welding tasks come to them for the tools and solutions they need to achieve new levels of efficiency and profitability. Climax is in the business of re-imagining - and that means innovating and improving everything they make.Joni George
Joni George is the chief cultural officer at Climax Portable Machine Tools, Inc., and has extensive human resources and cultural development experience. She has developed and implemented a variety of professional training programs, including those designed to develop workforce education and technology. She currently serves on the Governor's Board for Enterprise for Employment and Education and is a former chair of the advisory committee for Chemeketa Community College.Value Stream presentations and Special Interest Sessions are open to all registered conference attendees. Once you register for the conference, log-in to your AME Conference Registration Portal. Use your personalized conference scheduler to map out presentations and Special Interest Sessions you plan to attend and register for a tour and workshop.
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