Board of Directors
The Workforce Investment Council has a 35-member board of directors organized in accordance with its bylaws and Workforce Investment Act requirements. Its members represent private industry, labor, educational institutions, local government, manufacturing and service agencies creating an effective partnership between businesses and workforce service agencies.
The authority of the Workforce Investment Council is established in Federal and State legislation that provides funding to support the operation of a local workforce development system. The Workforce Investment Council's role is to ensure that this system is market-driven and responsive in meeting the employment and training needs of employers and job seekers alike. We serve as a point of contact for business, industry and the public sector to communicate their workforce needs and provide a forum where private and public sector leaders jointly consider workforce development needs of the region.
The Workforce Investment Council's Board meets four times a year, with subcommittee work taking place throughout the year.
If you are interested in information about becoming a Board member, please click here
Recent Updates
| Jan 9 | Workforce Investment Council Board Membership |
| Oct 12 | Summer Youth Academy 2010 |
| Oct 11 | The Many Faces of the Summer Youth Academy |
In the News
| Feb 16 | Oregonian: Workforce Investment Council Assists Laid Off Workers |
| Mar 1 | Oregon Live: Clackamas County Workforce Investment Council might apply for federal emergency grant for Blue Heron workers |
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