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Join us for a conversation with Dr. Christopher Laney, Vice President of Government Affairs and Partnerships at Lightcast. Dr. Laney reveals how data shapes workforce development as he shares insights on analyzing workforce shortages, substance abuse, incarceration, and housing challenges. You'll also discover how workforce boards can use data to move from reactive to proactive planning, while keeping community partnerships at the heart of local solutions.
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