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Northwest Workforce Council is a 19-member board dedicated to governance and oversight of the workforce development system in Island, San Juan, Skagit, and Whatcom counties. Established under the federal Workforce Investment Act of 1998, the Council collaborates with private and public sectors to address workforce development challenges and opportunities. The Council advocates for regional workforce needs by identifying current trends and priorities while executing targeted initiatives. It provides businesses with staffing support and individuals with free job search coaching and training services, fostering a unified strategy for improved access to employment and education resources. Generated from the website

WorkSource Clallam County is dedicated to providing employment services and resources to the community of Port Angeles, Washington. The organization aims to connect job seekers with potential employers and support individuals in their career development. Through a range of programs and services, WorkSource Clallam County seeks to enhance the workforce's skills and improve job placement opportunities. By fostering partnerships with local businesses and organizations, they strive to create a thriving economic environment in the region. Generated from the website

The Lummi Indian Business Council, a recognized leader in tribal self-governance and education, serves over 5,000 members of the Lummi Nation, the third largest tribe in Washington State. With nearly 13,000 acres of tidelands managed on the Lummi Reservation, the Council balances the preservation of cultural traditions with modern development and education initiatives. Rooted in a heritage of independence and self-sufficiency, the Lummi aim to invest in economic development and training for their people while respecting tribal values and environmental stewardship. Their mission encompasses caring for lands and waterways, educating children, and fostering connections with the broader community. Generated from the website