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Cheers to our very own Ramey Fesperman, REBC®, VP Employee Benefits! This morning, the Lancaster Breakfast Rotary Club presented Ramey an award of…
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Workforce Development Board Member
SC Works (Catawba Region)
- Present 9 months
Economic Empowerment
The Catawba Regional Workforce Development Board of Directors was established in September, 1999 with representatives appointed from Chester, Lancaster and York Counties. The Board is authorized under the Federal Workforce Development Act (WIOA), Public Law 105-220 and has total responsibility for the allocated WIOA funds to create a comprehensive workforce development system referred to as, OneStop Centers.
The Board consists of twenty-eight (28) members. The Board's membership is by…The Catawba Regional Workforce Development Board of Directors was established in September, 1999 with representatives appointed from Chester, Lancaster and York Counties. The Board is authorized under the Federal Workforce Development Act (WIOA), Public Law 105-220 and has total responsibility for the allocated WIOA funds to create a comprehensive workforce development system referred to as, OneStop Centers.
The Board consists of twenty-eight (28) members. The Board's membership is by appointment of the appropriate county councils and is voluntary. The directors are comprised of representatives from local private business and industry, as well as, representatives from education, economic development, labor, community-based organizations, and other representatives from local organizations who are mandated partners within the OneStop Delivery System.
The purpose of the Board is to provide policy and guidance for and exercise oversight of activities under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunities Act for the Catawba Area. The Board has total responsibility for the federal funds allocated to create and maintain a comprehensive and integrated workforce development system that is responsive to the needs of employers and is available to all citizens with the three-county region. The law mandates local coordination and collaboration among all local employment and training entities. The Catawba Regional Workforce Development Board is the catalyst to ensure that workforce development activities are responsive to local demands.
The Board meets bi-monthly to remove barriers and align programs and services to achieve and sustain economic prosperity for the Catawba Region. It has policy responsibility for approximately $2.8 million dollars to administer a comprehensive array of employment and training services for adults, dislocated workers, youth, as well as, services for local private businesses and industries to upgrade the skills of their workforce
Honors & Awards
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Promising HR Professional, Finalist 2015
The Employers Association, Charlotte NC
This award honors top human resource professionals throughout the region who play an important role in companies of all sizes, this event highlights the value that an HR professional brings to accomplishing the strategic objectives and bottom line results of an organization by selecting and retaining the best talent, creating a positive work environment, and developing, engaging and motivating employees.
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Leadership Lancaster Graduate
Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce
Leadership Lancaster is a seven-month program offered by the Lancaster County Chamber. It is designed to both challenge and educate potential community leaders about the opportunities, goals and needs of the community as well as the dynamics of social and economic change, and to identify organizational and individual opportunities for their personal involvement in the community.
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Employee of The Year
Leroy Springs & Company, Inc.
Presented to an employee that demonstrates outstanding performance above and beyond the requirements of his/her position.
Organizations
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Carolinas Chapter of Society for Human Resource Management (CCSHRM)
Member
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Greenville Chapter of Society for Human Resource Management
Member
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South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance
Member
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