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The Executive Committee defines the WIB's mission and develops the WIB's vision, its broad-based goals and policies for comprehensive strategic workforce development. It insures continuity of the WIB's mission and sets priorities for all WIB committees. It solicits and employs input from other WIB committees, WIB members and other sources, to design strategies that will accomplish the WIB's goals and objectives. It assures that the workforce investment system is performance-driven and market-based and meets the needs of the local area while providing universal access and uniformly high-quality customer service. It insures compliance with the Workforce Investment Act (WIA). It performs oversight activities and performance reviews to insure that One-Stop systems are efficient, effective and exhibit continuous quality improvement. It recruits and orients new WIB members, manages WIB by-laws and selects a committee to nominate candidates for WIB offices. The Executive Committee is composed of WIB officers and the chairpersons of
all WIB committees. Louis
Baram, Jr. Marie
Betlow Maureen
Craven David
Hollowell Walter
Krich, Jr. Karen
Kubert Glenn
Lewis
The Communications/Marketing Committee develops and implements marketing
methods, strategies and initiatives that clearly communicate the WIB's mission
and goals and publicizes programs, services and activities available through the
One-Stop system. It also explores, develops and implements technologies
that support and enhance WIB internal and external communications. Louis
Baram, Jr. Shelia
Carter Joseph
Garifo Walter
Krich, Jr. Charles
Lamb Glenn
Lewis Donald
Meng Lech
Szymanski
The
Disability Committee seeks to insure that persons with disabilities
have access to the full range of One-Stop Career Center services. The
Committee researches and identifies new services and programs that can benefit
persons with disabilities and recommends ways to incorporate the programs and
services into the One-Stop System. The Committee advocates for persons
with disabilities and communicates their goals and needs for consideration in
One-Stop planning and program delivery. Disability Committee Members Cathy
Boccard Christina
Brino Maureen
Craven Paula
Genschow Al
Hagert Lyn
Krisa Leonor
Madrigal Judy
Reifer Qadriyyah
Sakhu Lucile
Schmidt-Nering Kathleen
Shay Maddi
Sink Peggy
Skipp Carmela
Slivinski Christa
Utz
The Literacy Committee was established for the purpose of consolidating and
coordinating literacy resources and developing new strategies in support of
enhancing literacy skills of the workforce in the Morris, Sussex and Warren
Workforce Investment Board (WIB) area. The Committee is responsible for
the development of a Literacy Plan, the analysis of youth and adult basic skills
and literacy needs, the identification of barriers to and gaps in services and
programs, and the coordination of literacy service providers and programs.
The Committee ensures that information on literacy programs is available to job
seekers and employers in the workforce development system. The Committee
works to assist the WIB in the policy formation and facilitation of the delivery
of literacy services and the integration of adult literacy into the workforce
investment system to assure the retention of long-term competitive employment. Literacy Committee Members Olga
Burns Jim
Dufford Miriam
Faber Marguerite
Gadel Gretchen
Haas Maria
Heaton David
Hollowell Polly
Lacey Deborah
Leon Jan
Tensen William
Weightman Erika
Wilson
The One-Stop Career Center Committee insures that the interests of job seekers and employers are equally represented in the One-Stop system. It insures that the One-Stop system provides comprehensive services in a seamless, integrated, effective and efficient manner. It insures that knowledgeable, skilled One-Stop system staff delivers high quality services, resulting in high levels of customer satisfaction. It insures that the One-Stop system meets or exceeds performance standards for placement, retention, earnings and job seeker and employer customer satisfaction. The One-Stop Career Center Committee also serves as the One-Stop Implementation Team, which insures the continuing implementation of One-Stop system activities. It identifies and monitors the flow of One-Stop services and implements team management of the One-Stop system. It guides and directs One-Stop operations to enhance the quality of customer services and insures continuous improvement of the One-Stop system. It defines and approves One-Stop protocols and criteria.
Sivaraman
Anbarasan Eve
Azar Marie
Betlow Olga
Burns John
Ciaffone Linda
Durney Mary
Emilius Ray
Gara Robert
Glowacky JanMarie
McDyer Elaine
Muller Steve
Neblett Kenneth
Nerbak Mark
Portnoy William
Primus Lorraine
Scheibener Kathleen
Shay Lech
Szymanski Mark
Toback David
Walker William
Weightman Susan
Zukoski
The Youth Investment Council is responsible for developing a strategic plan for tri-county youth, recommending youth programs for funding through the workforce Investment Act, monitoring those programs approved by the Workforce Investment Board, and creating a youth one-stop career system that links to the larger One-Stop Career Center system. The Council also manages a website that offers
assistance to youth. That website can be found at www.youth-help.org. Youth Investment Council Members Olga
Burns George
Chando Ghulam
Chaudhry David
File David
Fiore Ray
Gara Robert
Glowacky Gretchen
Haas Lauren
Hirtes Bill
Horn David
Johnston Karen
Kubert Donald
Meng Michael
Muckle George
Paffendorf Robert
Parker Kathleen
Serafino A.
J. Teat Jan
Tensen Mark
Toback
The
Morris Sussex Warren
Workforce Investment
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