California’s Green Collar Jobs Council Maximizing Investments Javier Romero California Workforce Investment Board.

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California’s Green Collar Jobs Council Maximizing Investments Javier Romero California Workforce Investment Board

California Green Collar Jobs Act (AB 3018) states; “The California Workforce Investment Board shall adopt a Sector Strategy approach in responding to industry sector workforce and economic development needs. This strategy will ensure industry has a qualified workforce and can offer opportunities for employment, training, and career advancement for all Californians. The initial drive of this sector strategy approach will be the California Green Collar Jobs Act of 2008.” Green Collar Jobs Council Mission and Vision

The Green Collar Jobs Council One Page Plan Strategies Neutral broker that will guide discovery, investments, direction & accountability Statewide hub, national model, & resource for agencies & legislature cultivating initiatives Strengthen regional competitiveness by incentivizing data driven planning & measure results Ensure creation/sustainability of a sector strategy by fostering regional partnerships Form strategic alliances with business to understand their green workforce needs Increase education pathways that lead low wage workers to well-paying jobs Ensure entrepreneurs receive training necessary to create/compete in green economy Use technology to improve data, bridge systems, facilitate communication with partners GCJC work will be done when collaboration becomes routine: education & career pathways merge Green Collar Jobs Council Mission and Vision

The Green Collar Jobs Council One Page Plan Strategies Neutral broker that will guide discovery, investments, direction & accountability Statewide hub, national model, & resource for agencies & legislature cultivating initiatives Strengthen regional competitiveness by incentivizing data driven planning & measure results Ensure creation/sustainability of a sector strategy by fostering regional partnerships Form strategic alliances with business to understand their green workforce needs Increase education pathways that lead low wage workers to well-paying jobs Ensure entrepreneurs receive training necessary to create/compete in green economy Use technology to improve data, bridge systems, facilitate communication with partners GCJC work will be done when collaboration becomes routine: education & career pathways merge Green Collar Jobs Council Mission and Vision

34 Regional Grantees 34 Regional Grantees EDD Developing Training Programs ARRA SEP AB 118 WIA 15% Funds $26.75 million Clean Energy Workforce Training Program California’s Green Workforce Initiative CEC

6 Regional Project Teams 6 Regional Project Teams $6 million Creating Economic Competitiveness Strategies California Workforce Investment Board DOL State Energy Sector Partnership Grant 34 Regional Grantees 34 Regional Grantees EDD Developing Training Programs ARRA SEP AB 118 WIA 15% Funds $26.75 million CEC California’s Green Workforce Initiative Clean Energy Workforce Training Program

California Workforce Investment Board/CEC $3 million 10 Regional Collaboratives 10 Regional Collaboratives Developing Regional Capacity Regional Industry Clusters of Opportunity Grants 34 Regional Grantees 34 Regional Grantees EDD Developing Training Programs ARRA SEP AB 118 WIA 15% Funds $26.75 million CEC California’s Green Workforce Initiative Clean Energy Workforce Training Program 6 Regional Project Teams 6 Regional Project Teams $6 million Creating Economic Competitiveness Strategies California Workforce Investment Board DOL State Energy Sector Partnership Grant

34 Regional Grantees 34 Regional Grantees EDD 6 Regional Project Teams 6 Regional Project Teams $6 million Creating Economic Competitiveness Strategies Developing Training Programs California Workforce Investment Board ARRA SEP AB 118 WIA 15% Funds $26.75 million DOL State Energy Sector Partnership Grant California’s Green Workforce Initiative CEC Clean Energy Workforce Training Program California Workforce Investment Board/CEC $3 million 10 Regional Collaboratives 10 Regional Collaboratives Developing Regional Capacity Regional Industry Clusters of Opportunity Grants

34 Regional Grantees 34 Regional Grantees EDD 6 Regional Project Teams 6 Regional Project Teams $6 million Creating Economic Competitiveness Strategies Developing Training Programs California Workforce Investment Board ARRA SEP AB 118 WIA 15% Funds $26.75 million Clean Energy Workforce Training Program DOL State Energy Sector Partnership Grant California’s Green Workforce Initiative CEC Green Employer Council Green Employer Council Industry Advisors Industry Advisors California Workforce Investment Board/CEC $3 million 10 Regional Collaboratives 10 Regional Collaboratives Developing Regional Capacity Regional Industry Clusters of Opportunity Grants Employer Partnership Employer Partnership

34 Regional Grantees 34 Regional Grantees 6 Regional Project Teams 6 Regional Project Teams California’s Green Workforce Initiative Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Green Employer Council Green Employer Council Industry Advisors Industry Advisors EDD $6 million Creating Economic Competitiveness Strategies Developing Training Programs California Workforce Investment Board ARRA SEP AB 118 WIA 15% Funds $26.75 million DOL State Energy Sector Partnership Grant CEC 10 Regional Collaboratives 10 Regional Collaboratives New Employer Driven Sector Initiatives Developed New Employer Driven Sector Initiatives Developed Employer Partnership Employer Partnership California Workforce Investment Board/CEC $3 million Developing Regional Capacity Regional Industry Clusters of Opportunity Grants Clean Energy Workforce Training Program

34 Regional Grantees 34 Regional Grantees 6 Regional Project Teams 6 Regional Project Teams California’s Green Workforce Initiative Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Green Employer Council Green Employer Council Industry Advisors Industry Advisors EDD $6 million Creating Economic Competitiveness Strategies Developing Training Programs California Workforce Investment Board ARRA SEP AB 118 WIA 15% Funds $26.75 million DOL State Energy Sector Partnership Grant CEC Industry Certified Workforce 10 Regional Collaboratives 10 Regional Collaboratives New Employer Driven Sector Initiatives Developed New Employer Driven Sector Initiatives Developed Employer Partnership Employer Partnership California Workforce Investment Board/CEC $3 million Developing Regional Capacity Regional Industry Clusters of Opportunity Grants Clean Energy Workforce Training Program

34 Regional Grantees 34 Regional Grantees 6 Regional Project Teams 6 Regional Project Teams Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Green Employer Council Green Employer Council Industry Advisors Industry Advisors EDD $6 million Creating Economic Competitiveness Strategies Developing Training Programs California Workforce Investment Board ARRA SEP AB 118 WIA 15% Funds $26.75 million DOL State Energy Sector Partnership Grant CEC Industry Certified Workforce California’s Green Workforce Initiative Demand for a Skilled Workforce HomeStar CaliforniaFIRST Sonoma Energy Independence Program Sonoma Energy Independence Program PACE Programs 10 Regional Collaboratives 10 Regional Collaboratives New Employer Driven Sector Initiatives Developed New Employer Driven Sector Initiatives Developed Employer Partnership Employer Partnership California Workforce Investment Board/CEC $3 million Developing Regional Capacity Regional Industry Clusters of Opportunity Grants Clean Energy Workforce Training Program

34 Regional Grantees 34 Regional Grantees 6 Regional Project Teams 6 Regional Project Teams Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Industry Recognized Training Programs Green Employer Council Green Employer Council Industry Advisors Industry Advisors EDD $6 million Creating Economic Competitiveness Strategies Developing Training Programs California Workforce Investment Board ARRA SEP AB 118 WIA 15% Funds $26.75 million Clean Energy Workforce Training Program DOL State Energy Sector Partnership Grant CEC Industry Certified Workforce California’s Green Workforce Initiative Demand for a Skilled Workforce HomeStar CaliforniaFIRST Sonoma Energy Independence Program Sonoma Energy Independence Program PACE Programs 10 Regional Collaboratives 10 Regional Collaboratives New Employer Driven Sector Initiatives Developed New Employer Driven Sector Initiatives Developed Employer Partnership Employer Partnership California Workforce Investment Board/CEC $3 million Developing Regional Capacity Regional Industry Clusters of Opportunity Grants

Additional Resources: EDD –Understanding the Green Economy California Workforce Investment Board Contact Information: Javier Romero California Workforce Investment Board (916)