Business Engagement Website: An Overview sponsored by USDOL Employment & Training Administration/ Business Relations Group

Background In May 2011, the Employment & Training Administration hosted a marathon training event in Washington, D.C., with a select group of 60 Business Service Representatives (BSRs). For more information visit us at: 2

Goals Facilitate conversations around new business strategies. Introduce a portfolio of e-tools designed for the workforce system. For more information visit us at: 3

Purpose The BSRs who attended these sessions were charged with sharing this information far and wide in their communities. For more information visit us at: 4

Purpose Resource website for Business Service Representatives to conduct train-the-trainer events. For more information visit us at: 5

Features 5 Learning Tracks Understand LMI Engage Businesses Deliver Services Measure Results Social Media Getting Started News Section for Key Updates to the Site LinkedIn Connect Additional Resources For more information visit us at: 6

Additional Resources Opportunity to view and submit peer best practices. Resources and websites used by peers. Federal Funding Resource Links. For more information visit us at: 7

BSR Training Benefits Expand business engagement strategies. Distinguish BSR as a workforce leader in your community. Implement strategies for building relationships throughout the business lifecycle. Connect and network with your peers. For more information visit us at: 8

Next Steps Options for training delivery  Virtual  Onsite  Hybrid (combination of virtual and onsite) For more information visit us at: 9