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Tune in for a conversation with Tamar Jackson, Senior Community Engagement Director with WorkForce Central in Washington state, about authentic leadership in workforce development, the evolution of DEAI initiatives, and Tamar's innovative "Collaboration for a Cause" events. Tamar shares insights from his journey in the trades to workforce development, emphasizing the need for genuine community engagement and understanding. Discover strategies for effective outreach, the importance of listening to community needs, and how leaders can make meaningful changes in workforce development.
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