Members by Committee
Executive Committee

The Executive Committee is composed of all Committee Chairs and two members at large, as appointed by the Chair/ This committee is chaired by the SAWDB Chair. The SAWDB Vice Chair serves as Vice Chair of the Executive Committee.

Planning Committee

This committee has responsibility for reviewing and making recommendations pertaining to workforce development planning and operations. This includes reviewing state and local plans, identification and certification of workforce areas/boards, resources for those workforce areas and identification of eduation needs for services and training. The Planning Commitee shall develop a five-year plan with Board approval and CEO concurrence and annually review and update it as necessary.

Monitoring/Performance Committee

The responsibility of this committee is to oversee and evaluate workforce development areas and local programs for compliance with rules and regulations to determine program success or failure. Additionally, it will review and approve state and local performance goals, review monitoring and performance reports, make recommendations for recognition, award incentive grants for program success, take corrective action and/or impose sanctions for non-compliance or program failure. The goal of this committee is to assure the continuous imporvement of State training programs.

Stakeholders Committee

This committe will identify the needs of the employer market and the training needs of the workforce to assure those training programs are driven by local labor market demand. This committee will survey workforce investment areas, and employers to gauge the labor market trends and identify demand occupations. The committee will communicate training/occupational needs to local workforce areas and service providers.

Outreach/Marketing Committee

This committee will facilitate communication, market and promote the State's Workforce development efforts. The committee will identify and communicate program successes and human-interest stories. It will also research, plan and implement a strategy to market and promote programs with the public and employers.

Agency Coordination Committee

The committee will make efforts to minimize program duplication, facilitate coordination and communication between agencies, employers and training providers. The committee will research and identify employment and training activities, services available and facilitate the interaction between the government and private sector to assure they do not overlap and are effective and efficient to promote a coherent strategy leading to program success.

Equal opportunity employer and programs. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.