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City of Santa Ana Workforce Investment Board I Our Board ( Committees & Members Fade 2 of 2 Prepare and distribute a quarterly newsletter that com"onicates the needs of residents and employers. Employer and Customer Service Committee %* the disparity between business expectations and the services offered by the One Stop Center. Develop a plan to resolve issues of meeting the expectations of the business community, federal mandated perfonyonce requirements, and the use of limited funds to accomplish these goals. Identify areas where federal and business expectations are met and where they are lacking. Define business service training from the business perspective. Define bask skills from the One - Stop's perspective. Develop policy or position papers on what training and services should be offered by the One -Stop Center. Iden* gaps between the One -Stop and business services and determine what programs could be funded Im fig those gaps. Oversight and data Committee Identify data necessary for effective WM oversight of the One -Stop Canter. Develop categories of data required to collect for this evaluation including costs perforrnance, programs/services, and return on investment. Conduct global issues gap analysis based on V`Q.B priorities and available research resources. Youth Council Membership on the Youth Council shall include members of the WIB with a special interest or expertise in youth policy, representatives of youth services agencies including juvenile justice and local law enforcement, representatives of local public housing authority as appropriate, parrs of local youth seeking: assistance under WIA, former participants, representatives of organizations that have experience relating to youth activities, representatives of the Job Corps as appropriate, and other individuals who are deemed appropriate by WIB Chair in cooperation with the chief local elected official. Performs all the functions mandated by the Act including planning, procurement, presenting recomi-nendations to the Mon funding youth programs and oversight of the programs approved for funding. The Youth Council also markets, coordinates and collaborates with Youth Council members` organizations and other community agencies whose primary function is to serve local youth. Develops and treaties an advocacy plant to promote early workforce preparation of Santa Ana youth. cD Santa Ana Workforce Investment Board 2007 -2008 http ;i'fwtvR_santaanau-ib.comlour board committees_html 4/2212013 Prepare and © Santa Ana Workforce Investment Board 2007 -2008 i Lei