Constructing the Future: Building Trades Report Release
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Constructing the Future: Building Trades Report Release

Get ready to learn about the latest trends in the building trades industry and how they're shaping the future!

By MassINC

Date and time

Tuesday, June 17 · 9:30am - 12pm EDT

Location

UMass Club

1 Beacon Street 32nd Floor Boston, MA 02108

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours 30 minutes

Join the MassINC Policy Center on Tuesday, June 17, from 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM at the UMass Club as we unveil a new report: Constructing the Future: Workforce Strategies to Help Massachusetts Meet Its Clean Energy and Housing Goals.

This event will bring together leaders in housing, construction, and clean energy to discuss how we can build a stronger, more diverse skilled building trades workforce; one ready to power ambitious climate and housing goals across Massachusetts.

You’ll hear from workforce experts, trades professionals, policymakers, and more as we lay out a strategy to grow the talent pipeline and align it with the state’s biggest opportunities.


Agenda


Welcome

  • Mark Elrich, MassINC Board of Directors

Presentation of Report

  • Ben Forman, Director, MassINC Policy Center
  • Phil Jordan, Vice President & Principal Researcher, BW Research Partnership

Presentation Q&A

Panel Discussion

  • Jennifer Applebaum, Managing Director of Workforce Development, Massachusetts Clean Energy Center
  • Kristen Gowin, Executive Manager, Boston Chapter - National Electrical Contractors Association
  • Frank Callahan, President, Massachusetts Building Trades Unions
  • Samantha Wood, Director of Strategic Innovation/Workforce Development, Greenfield Community College

Panel Q&A

Closing


Space is limited; Be sure to reserve your seat to be a part of this important discussion.

Organized by

MassINC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to making the Commonwealth a place of civic vitality and inclusive economic opportunity by providing residents the nonpartisan research, reporting, analysis, and civic engagement necessary to understand policy choices, inform decision making, and hold the government accountable.

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