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June 28th | 12n | Join Oakland Private Industry Council & Leaders
June 22, 2023

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From the Office of LA Jones & Associates

June 28th | 12n | Join Oakland Private Industry Council for Conversations w/ the CEO Raymond Lankford, Supervisor Nate Miley & Argent Materials CEO Bill Crotinger

Join Oakland Private Industry Council for its inaugural virtual "Conversations with CEO Raymond Lankford" and industry leaders to discuss and explore local workforce talent needs and its forecast in Oakland and beyond. 

OPIC has set an ambitious goal to uplift our community and meet its challenge to prepare Oaklanders for 30k jobs by 2025.

OPIC believes together we can get our community prepared and ready for the onslaught of high demand, high wage jobs in Oakland. As the premier career development center for talent recruitment, readiness and placement, OPIC is charged to meet the needs of workforce in 2025.  #30KJOBS4OAK.

  

We invite you to join us in this movement to uplift our community today! 

RSVP here and your Zoom link will follow.
RSVP HERE
LA Jones & Associates | 3871 Piedmont Ave, #53, Oakland, CA 94611


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