Philadelphia Leader Insights on Workforce

Authors

  • Steve Wray
  • Ann O'Brien Schmieg
  • Stacy Holland
  • Jim Mergiotti
  • Karen A. Stout

Abstract

Greater Philadelphia

From its launch four years ago, the Economy League’s World Class Greater Philadelphia initiative has been based on the premise that the only way we can make real progress on some of the biggest challenges and opportunities facing our region is through sustained, collaborative effort – and that means starting from a shared agenda.

In the following short essays, four leaders from the World Class Education and Talent Development Strategy Team share their thoughts and personal experiences on how this set of strategies can drive progress in Greater Philadelphia. As you’ll hear in these stories, striving to be World Class is more than just a set of strategies, it’s an attitude. It’s a shared attitude about working together to meet big goals, overcome challenges and seize the opportunities that will make a defining difference in the lives of our region’s residents and economy.

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Published

2013-06-25

How to Cite

Wray, S., O'Brien Schmieg, A., Holland, S., Mergiotti, J., & Stout, K. . A. (2013). Philadelphia Leader Insights on Workforce. Social Innovations Journal, (14). Retrieved from https://socialinnovationsjournal.com/index.php/sij/article/view/10517

Issue

No. 14 (2013): Issue 14 | Summer 2013

Section

What Works & What Doesn't

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