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Finding your Workforce – Latino Talent for a Global Economy highlights best practices to leverage the high labor force participation rate of Latinos, projected to be one in five workers by 2031. Deborah Santiago with Excelencia in Education discusses the importance of developing stackable credentials, providing transition services, and connecting Latino talent to employers. Get ready to uncover actionable insights, debunk common myths, and discover best practices to reduce skill shortages.
- Deborah A Santiago, CEO with Excelencia in Education
- Debora on LinkedIn
- Show Notes and Transcript for Episode 53 (PDF)
- ACT Work Ready Communities
- ACT Workforce Solutions
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