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Workforce Development Champion Checklist

Workforce Development Champion Checklist

Contact: Greg Zick
gzick@nahb.org
(202) 266-8493

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Are you a tireless advocate for the skilled trades? Would you like to be recognized by NAHB as a workforce development champion?

Tell us what kind of activities you do in your advocacy and submit the form. We’ll be in touch.

Check all that apply Serve on a program advisory board (secondary) Serve on an industry advisory board (post-secondary) Host paid interns Host apprenticeship program(s) Visit high school shop classes Visit middle school classrooms Participate in career day fairs Host job fairs Donate supplies to shop classrooms Donate supplies to Job Corp Centers Host students at one of your job sites Volunteer time as a mentor for your local Youth Build program Host students for National Job Shadow Day February 2 Sponsor a NAHB student chapter Use HBI PACT curriculum at the schools in your jurisdiction Serve on your local or state association workforce development committee Participate in a local Build My Future event, including as a sponsor Exhibit at guidance counselor meetings/expos Donate money to the Skilled Labor Fund Identify and recruit other industry leaders/champions

Name Organization (School, HBA, Company, etc.) Email Phone Number I would like to subscribe to NAHB’s bi-monthly workforce development newsletter, The Workforce Development Champions Corner.

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