Montgomery County Community College is inviting businesses to attend their annual free online Workforce Development Business Roundtable on June 14, from 10 AM to noon.

To register, visit Montgomery County Community College’s website.

This year’s keynote speaker is Jeff Cox, Economics Editor for CNBC, who will be discussing the U.S. economy and key points of interest.

Highly regarded in his profession, Cox interviews some of the smartest and most well-respected financial analysts in the world and is a frequent commentator on NBC News Now, CNBC, and MSNBC. He also is the co-author of two business books and has garnered many awards throughout his journalism career.

MCCC’s Director of Workforce Development Bernadette DeBias will begin the roundtable by discussing the advantages of the Workforce and Economic Development Network of Pennsylvania

WEDnetPA is an alliance of educational providers across Pennsylvania, and MCCC is the Montgomery County partner for this network.

Through WEDnetPA, companies can receive state training grants for training their employees. DeBias will discuss eligibility for the program, application timelines, ranking criteria, funding availability and best practices for the new funding round that begins July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.

MCCC’s Director of Workforce Development for Information Technology, Larry Byron, will discuss the college’s new MontcoWorks Apprenticeship Program and Earn and Learn Pathway within information technology.

The Business Roundtable also will include speakers from Montgomery County’s Workforce Development Board, and will offer free mini-training sessions on areas such as:

• Vision Alignment and Execution for Leaders
• Mind Mapping Barriers to Retaining Employees
• Empowering an Organization with Microsoft Teams
• MCCC’s Career Services as a Resource to Businesses will be offered
• Participants will be able to attend the break-out session of their choosing and be able to interact with MCCC’S talented workforce trainers, who specialize in training business and industry within key targeted areas like leadership, continuous improvement, technology, and more.

Montgomery County Community College’s Workforce Development Division can customize training for area companies and deliver the training onsite or virtually. 

For more information, visit mc3.edu/workforce.

Montgomery County Community College tour of the Blue Bell campus.