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Company Name
ESSERGY CONSULTING
Contract #
N-2013-061
Agency
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Expiration Date
6/30/2013
Insurance Exp Date
4/18/2014
Destruction Year
2018
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Measurable Outcomes: <br />• Report to Santa Ana prior to creation of strategic plan <br />• Integration Into strategic plan <br />Timeline (Month/Year): April 2013 <br />Objective 3: IdegAf specific sector partnerships/priority sector emslovers as a whale (Irn orp taut <br />to link.prirritias to relevant workforce traintne including but not limited to Career'fechnical <br />Educetian,?., <br />Procedures/Activities: <br />Essergy has strong sense of the type of community groups that will enhance the local <br />workforce plan. Reach out to new as well as traditional partners such as, Rancho Santiago <br />Community College SBDC, Orange County Business Council, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, <br />Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce, and Latino Educational Attainment Initiative, consider <br />restarting the local manufacturers association. Using each connection as an opportunity to <br />create a match with job training needs requirements of employers. <br />National and other Statistical data about per-capita and family income, business stability, <br />employment, rare/ethnicity, etc, published by the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the U.S. Bureau <br />of Econoric Analysis, the U,S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the CA EDD and current published <br />data from universities (UCI annual CEO Survey), colleges (Cal State Fullerton Economic <br />Forecast Report), trade organizations, and the County (Community Indicators Report) that <br />Illuminates neighborhood/community Issues. Combined with the successful work created by <br />the City of Santa Ana Workforce Investment Board and Work Center a stronger regional <br />:approach can be accomplished. <br />Specialized Websites and databases, as recognized specialized workforce development for <br />WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT St ro tegic Plan requirements. <br />Measurable Outcomes: <br />List of community resources to be used to develop econornfc profile and for use as basis of <br />collaborative efforts in implementation of strategic plan. <br />Timeline (Month/Yaar): April 2013 <br />Objective 4: Identify "areas of opportunity" with other workforce stakeholders Inc(udin b mess <br />education and iabor <br />Praced ures/Activities: <br />Create an "areas of opportunity" partnership list to identify specific industry needs creating a <br />regional approach to the local workforce development Issue. Reach out to colleges and <br />private training institutions currently offering entrepreneurial and career training such as <br />Irvine Valley College, Cal State Fullerton, UCI and private colleges; Argosy, Phoenix, <br />Concordia University and Brandruan that have strong vocational training Corn Pori ents, <br />Target business incubation such as those at the RSCCD DMC or Chapman's K5 to rapture <br />future needs for cutting edge employment trends. Utilize private non-profits 1hat focus on <br />job attainment and career training for youth such as San Jose Taller, UCPs Kid 2.0 career <br />Proposal to Santa Ana Essergy ConsuCt'ing 3/22/2013 Page 4
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