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Next Rockford February Meeting 2/14 at 7:30 am @ YWCA

Next Rockford
April Meeting
4/11/13
7:30 am
YWCA (across from Rockford College)

Be There.  Bring a Guest.

Topic:  Recruiting Talent to the Rockford Region

Guest Speakers:

Michael King, Workplace Staffing
Don Schreiner, Rockford Orthopedic Associates
Kristin Williams, Woodward

Purpose:  To inform Next Rockford membership about the challenges of recruiting talent to the Rockford area, as well as the opportunities that our community has in attracting our workforce.

 

Social media will include the hashtag #NextWorkforce  during and related to the discussion.

 
Special thanks to Mary Cacioppi for putting together this program.

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Morrissey Supports Next Rockford Platform

Larry Morrissey, running for Rockford Mayor, has endorsed Next Rockford’s platform of advocating for improvements in the region’s business environment, education, urban development, cultural offerings, and civic engagement.

“We are actively seeking candidates and elected officials who share our group’s vision for the Rockford region,” says Frank Haney, Next Rockford facilitator. “We are focused on a number of key areas and are pleased that candidates continue to sign on to the platform.”

Next Rockford has this initiative to encourage elected officials and candidates to support the organization’s platform. The platform endorsement process was developed to educate public officials on …

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Lickteig Supports Next Rockford Platform

David Lickteig , running for Rockford Alderman in the 13th Ward, has endorsed Next Rockford’s platform of advocating for improvements in the region’s business environment, education, urban development, cultural offerings, and civic engagement.

“We are excited about candidates who share our group’s vision for the Rockford region,” says Joel Zirkle, Co-chair of Next Rockford’s Government Affairs and Urban Development Committee. “We are actively connecting with candidates that share our vision and are pleased that candidates continue to sign on to the platform.”

Next Rockford has this initiative to encourage elected officials and candidates to support the organization’s platform. The platform …

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Mark Supports Next Rockford Platform

Doug Mark , running for Rockford Alderman in the 3rd Ward, has endorsed Next Rockford’s platform of advocating for improvements in the region’s business environment, education, urban development, cultural offerings, and civic engagement.

“We are excited about candidates who share our group’s vision for the Rockford region,” says Joel Zirkle, Co-chair of Next Rockford’s Government Affairs and Urban Development Committee. “We are actively connecting with candidates that share our vision and are pleased that candidates continue to sign on to the platform.”

Next Rockford has this initiative to encourage elected officials and candidates to support the organization’s platform. The platform …

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Holt Endorses Next Rockford Platform

Jeff Holt, running for Rockford Township Clerk and for sub-district F of the Board of Education of Rockford Public School District 205, has endorsed Next Rockford’s platform of advocating for improvements in the region’s business environment, education, urban development, cultural offerings, and civic engagement.

“We are actively seeking candidates and elected officials who share our group’s vision for the Rockford region,” says Frank Haney, Next Rockford facilitator. “We are focused on a number of key areas and are pleased that candidates continue to sign on to the platform.”

Next Rockford has this initiative to encourage elected officials and candidates …

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