RealTime Talent to be Featured in Tonight’s Policy and a Pint in Hibbing, MN

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RealTime Talent has been invited to participate in the first Policy and a Pint panel event ever to be held in Greater Minnesota. Sponsored by the Citizens League, Target, and MPR, RTT Executive Director Sandee Joppa will be speaking with Roy Smith (IRRRB) and Aaron Brown (instructor at Hibbing Community College and prolific blogger) at Ironworld in Hibbing. The theme of the event will be on the Minnesotan workforce environment. Although Minnesota has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country, there is still room for improvement. What can be done to ensure that we have a strong workforce now, as well as in the future?

 

For more information, go to: http://www.thecurrent.org/events/2017/05/18/2425/policy–a-pint

To register for this free event, go to: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/policy-and-a-pint-talent-within-range-tickets-33934744735

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RealTime Talent featured twice this month in local news

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RealTime Talent has been featured in the StarTribune twice so far this month, along with several organizational partners that make use of our data tools. In the Viewpoints interview with Neal St. Anthony that ran on May 6th, Project for Pride in Living and Jason Bruns, director of the Minnesota Center for Engineering and Manufacturing Excellence at Minnesota State University Mankato, were highlighted for how they use TalentNeuron Recruit with students and job-seekers.  Among those partners featured in the second article were the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, the Itasca Project, and Aaron Corcoran who has supported the work of the many workforce centers and Minnesota State partners in the Twin Cities.

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