Albion Economic Development Corporation
Albion Economic Development Corporation
The Albion Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) knows that to create a thriving an prosperous area, we must focus on creating a highly skilled and developed workforce.
Below are a list of workforce development partners, AEDC's 10-Point Plan, and additional resources.
Michigan Works! Southwest connects employers with job seekers, training partners, educators, and other resources to help their businesses train and educate new or current employees.
Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center (MMTC) provides personalized consulting and training services to Michigan manufacturers to increase profitability and accelerate business growth. MMTC also offers many no and low cost informational webinars about trending topics in business and workforce development.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center (SBDC) provides no-cost counseling, low or no-cost training, and market research assistance for entrepreneurial startups, existing or expanding businesses, and innovative technology ventures in the greater Albion area.
SBDC also offers online webinars for experienced or new entrepreneurs.
Kellogg Community College’s (KCC) EAC campus is a state-of-the-art higher education facility that offers training in a variety of advanced training courses like Certified Nursing Assistant and Industrial Welding. The facility provides excellent education and resources to local businesses and the community.
Robert Half brings great companies and specialized talent together to build successful businesses and rewarding careers. They assist businesses by finding skilled talent and helping with hiring needs.
Up-Skilling the Greater Albion Region Collaborative (UGARC) is in its infancy stage and destined to be the vehicle to enhance technical education here in the greater Albion region.
The program aims to equip local residents with transferable reskills and new skills for advanced manufacturing roles, uniting resources like workforce development and GoingPRO to support the region’s evolving workforce needs.
Governor Whitmer released a statement highlighting new data from the U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics that ranks Michigan State ranks No. 3 in the nation, No. 1 in the Midwest in percentage of workers added to the workforce, and boasts more than 124,000 total workers added in the last six months.
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