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EPISODE · May 24, 2026 · 44 MIN

E16: Reflecting on a Career of Service: A Conversation with Andrew McGough

from Working Together: Collaborating for a Future-Ready Workforce

In this episode of the Working 2gether podcast, discover a thoughtful conversation with Andrew McGough, longtime workforce development leader and Executive Director of Worksystems, as he reflects on more than three decades of experience shaping Oregon's public workforce system. From the evolution of workforce boards and regional partnerships to the growing impact of artificial intelligence, remote work, and shifting federal policies, Andrew shares candid insights on the challenges and opportunities facing workforce development today. The conversation also explores innovative training models, collaboration across state lines, and the importance of building systems that truly connect job seekers, employers, education, and community resources in meaningful ways. As Andrew prepares for retirement, this episode offers both a reflection on the past and an honest look at the future of workforce development

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