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Mar 28, 2022Blog | Member News, Financial Services

Bank of America, state partner on workforce development program

https://www.barrons.com/articles/bank-of-america-earnings-51626263992

New England Council member, Bank of America, has thrown its support behind a state workforce development program with a grant that will allow the Office of Workforce Strategy to hire two new strategy directors, Austin Hutchinson, and Ben Stang. The bank’s grant makes it one of the first private companies to support the Office of Workforce Strategy.

State officials said Austin Hutchinson and Ben Stang will join the office as workforce strategy directors in IT and health care, respectively. The two will work on the rollout of CareerConneCT, a job training program aiming to connect 8,000 residents to job opportunities in high-growth sectors, in addition to coordinating workforce development projects in their respective industries. It was not immediately clear how much money Bank of America had made available to the Office of Workforce Strategy to make the two hires.

“Especially given the pandemic, Connecticut needs to make sure that our healthcare and IT workforces are fully operational and meeting the growing needs of our local economy,” Lamont said in a statement. “I am excited for Ben and Austin to bring their years of industry experience to drive this important work forward. Having industry partners like Bank of America step up early in this process and provide direct support not only furthers the mission of the Governor’s Workforce Council but encourages additional partners to do the same.”

The New England Council commends Bank of America for supporting a workforce development program in the state of Connecticut.

Read more in the Hartford Business Journal.

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