Connect For Effect Conference on Apprenticeship - Iowa Apprenticeship Integration Program

Iowa's Connect For
Effect Conference
April 24, 2009

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Introduction & Welcome (Approx. 30.8 MB)
Time: 11 Minutes
Collaborate For Success (Approx. 90.1 MB)
Time: 42 Minutes
Developing Connections (Approx. 101.1 MB)
Time: 46 Minutes
On The Net & Q&A's (Approx. 92.7 MB)
Time: 43 Minutes

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Registered Apprenticeship More Resources:

Greer Sisson's PowerPoint Presentation*
Elisabeth Buck's PowerPoint Presentation*
Job Seeker Flow Chart**
Regional Manager Flow Chart**
Floorlayer Apprenticeship Program (YouTube Online)
Bayless High School Apprenticeship Program in Missouri

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Iowa is a leader of change... An example to the rest of the nation...
John V. Ladd - Administrator
Office of Apprenticeship, United States Department of Labor

Connect For Effect Conference Speakers

Terry Benewich - Conference Moderator
Retired Regional V Director
U.S. Department of Labor
Office of Apprenticeship

Greer Sisson
U.S. Department of Labor
Office of Apprenticeship

Elisabeth Buck - Director
Iowa Workforce Development

Tom Beasley
Education Consultant
Iowa Department of Education

First Lieutenant George Mosby
Job Connection Program Coordinator
Iowa Army National Guard

Mike Brown
Executive Director
Missouri Valley Line Constructors
Apprenticeship and Training Program

Cheryl Freauff
Recruiting Manager
TMC Transportation

Brad Scott
Program Faciliator
Culinary Arts Chef Apprenticeship Program
Eastern Iowa Community College District

Katie Hoskins
Project Engineer
Waldinger Corporation

Lori Adams
Division Administrator
Workforce Center Administration
Iowa Workforce Development

Kerry Koonce
Communications Director
Iowa Workforce Development

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