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Talent Connections: Your Guide to Leveraging Chicago's Workforce Investments

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Talent Connections: Your Guide to Leveraging Chicago's Workforce Investments

Contributors:

By (Author) Dani Houchin
By (author) Tami Hillberry
By (author) Ellen Johnson
Foreword by Roger Hochschild

ISBN:

9798350986747

Publisher:

BookBaby

Imprint:

BookBaby

Publication Date:

13th May 2025

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

212

Dimensions:

Width 152mm, Height 228mm

Description

Are you struggling to find the talent you need in today's ever-changing workforce landscape

Talent Connections is a step-by-step guide for plugging into the business-changing tools available to employers of all sizes.

In this guide, you'll learn

- All about workforce development, how it's funded, and how you can plug in - for free!
- Why workforce development is a win-win-win for employers, talent, and communities.
- How to find the best solutions to your talent needs.
- Common stumbling blocks and how to avoid them.
- How to maximize your outcomes with minimal financial investment.
- Everything you need to design, launch, and grow your individual talent program.

Based on years of experience in the Chicago and Cook County workforce development ecosystem, and backed by the real-world experiences and advice of employers just like you, Talent Connections is your key to unlocking benefits available to you today.

Reviews

"The chapters I read opened my eyes to possibilities I was unaware of and gave me a sense of hope for the future of Chicago and its workforce." - Rob Khoury, CEO, Agile Rainmakers

"I think that this is an excellent primer for the workforce ecosystem and that the information is balanced - addressing the role and benefits for all stakeholders." - Elaine Morales, Principal, Elaine Morales Enterprises, LLC

"Kudos on the book - so needed!" - Cyndi Bergstein, Program Director, Chicagoland Workforce Funder Alliance

Author Bio

Dani Houchin is the Executive Director and Trustee of Origami Works Foundation, which contributes funding and support for workforce development in Chicago.
Tami Hillberry is a Program Officer at Origami Works Foundation who is committed to empowering employers to plug into diverse talent pipelines to strengthen families and communities.
Ellen Johnson is a seasoned workforce professional committed to advancing inclusive hiring practices and job quality improvements through employer practice change.

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