Jobenomics City & State Initiatives
www.Jobenomics.com
By: Chuck Vollmer
29 July 2016
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Jobenomics City State Initiatives 29 July 2016
Jobenomics is now working directly with community leaders to develop business and job creation initiatives to mass-produce small businesses and jobs. Emphasis is placed on demographics with the greatest need and potential—women, minorities and youth. Jobenomics New York City, Jobenomics Delaware and Jobenomics Baltimore City initiatives are underway with other city and state efforts in progress.
- Jobenomics New York City’s employment goal is for 1,000,000 net new jobs by 2026 in the five boroughs of New York City. Jobenomics New York City is led by a Harlem community leader who is also running for Mayor of New York City. [1]
- Jobenomics Delaware’s employment goal is for 150,000 net new jobs by 2026 across the three counties and three major cities in Delaware. Jobenomics Delaware is led by a Dover business executive who is running for Lt. Governor. [2]
- Jobenomics Baltimore City’s employment goal is for 100,000 net new inner-city jobs by 2026. Jobenomics Baltimore City is currently being led by a Commissioner of the Governors Workforce Investment Committee and inner-city Baltimore community leader. [3]
These community leaders are working with other community, government and business leaders to develop detailed plans, with actionable milestones, for citizens who desire meaningful jobs or want to start a business.
PowerPoint presentations for Jobenomics New York City, Jobenomics Delaware and Jobenomics Baltimore City are available as footnoted.
[1] Jobenomics New York City presentation: http://jobenomicsblog.com/jobenomics-new-york-city/
[2] Jobenomics Delaware presentation: http://jobenomicsblog.com/jobenomics-delaware/
[3] Jobenomics Baltimore City presentation: http://jobenomicsblog.com/jobenomics-baltimore-city/