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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2025 · 22 MIN

Laddering Up: The Secrets to Success for Building a Skilled Workforce

from Optimistic Outlook · host Siemens USA

As industries electrify—from EVs to critical infrastructure—the demand for skilled talent is skyrocketing. But how do we break down barriers to entry and ensure that the workforce of tomorrow is ready? In this episode, Barbara is joined by Dr. Scott Ralls, President, Wake Tech Community College. Dr. Ralls shares lessons learned and insights from his experience guiding Wake Tech’s innovative strategies connecting workforce and education opportunities. He highlights a variety of solutions, from registered apprenticeship programs to new fast-track training courses, helping students to "ladder up" into promising careers. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about how partnerships, education, and hands-on training are lighting the way for the next generation of workers.     Show notes: EVeryone Charging Forward™ - Building a workforce for the growing American EV charging sector.   Unique New Program Trains Technicians in EV Charging Stations   Siemens invests $36 million in Wendell, NC to elevate customer experience, advance training, boost manufacturing, and strengthen sustainability efforts   Subscribe to Barbara's LinkedIn Newsletter

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