Welcome

Welcome to the Third Governor’s Summit on Workforce Development. Your decision to be here not only will help your business and customers - you’re also investing in the future of Wyoming’s Workforce and Economy. We appreciate your commit ment. We encourage you to take advantage of this unique op- portunity to share your business concerns with experts gathered here for your benefit. Please be sure to connect with the Depart- ment of Workforce Services (DWS) staff that are here to help you. You’ll also meet members of the Wyoming Workforce De-velopment Council (WWDC) - people who volunteer their time to bring business, labor, and the public sector together to shape strategies to best meet workforce and em-ployer needs. DWS supports the Council’s mission to create and sustain a higher skill, higher wage economy. The WWDC advises and makes recommendations regarding the coordination of workforce development activities and services among state agen-cies. The Council operates in conjunction with DWS and acts as Wyoming’s Workforce Investment Board under the Federal Workforce Investment Act. We’re here to listen. Please give us your thoughts on how we can continue to work for you.

Dave FreudenthalGovernor, State of Wyoming

The Wyoming Workforce Development Council welcomes you to the 2007 Governor’s Summit on Workforce Solutions. As you are aware, Wyoming’s workforce shortage is one of the most crucial issues facing all businesses in the State, both large and small. Issues such as housing, immigration, recruitment and retention of workers, and workforce training are topics of interest to businesses around the state. The Wyoming Workforce Deve- lopment Council, along with its partners, is committed to helping Wyoming’s businesses address in identifying solutions to the many issues they face. That is the purpose of this Summit – to engage business and community leaders to develop solutions that will assist Wyoming’s businesses and further their competitive edge in today’s global economy.

Charlie Ware,Chairman, Wyoming Workforce Development Council

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The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services is excited to be working with businesses throughout the State to find solutions that meet your workforce needs. With Wyoming’s low population, consistently low unemployment and continuing economic growth, we recognize that today’s businesses and the Department have to be prepared to recruit skilled workers and train and retain quality employ- ees. The Department is dedicated to enhancing its services to help your business fully confront these demands. We hope that you will take away solutions from this Summit, and encourage you to partner with us to further meet your needs.

Joan Evans,Director, Wyoming Department of Workforce Services

Table of Contents

The Agenda

Map of Snow King Lodge

The Speakers

The Workforce Awards

Regional Solutions Meetings

Exhibitors Information

Local Workforce Centers

Council Members

Acknowledgements

Notes

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The Agenda

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Map of Snow King Lodge

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The Speakers

Howard Putnam’s ultimate objective is “bottom line improve- ment.” He believes cultures that place “people” as their #1 priority have the greatest long-term impact and success.

Howard is the former CEO of the highly successful Southwest Airlines whose foundation and culture places people first. Later, when recruited to be the CEO of failing Braniff Inter-national, he was the 1st CEO to successfully restructure a major airline into, through, and out of Chapter 11. Earlier he spent over twenty years with United Airlines, his final position being Group VP of Marketing.

He has been an entrepreneur, served as a director of several startup technology companies, and is an author, speaker and advisor on business issues, change, leadership and ethics. HarperCollins published his first book, The Winds of Turbu-lence and Harvard University wrote a case study on his Braniff experiences, “The Ethics of Bankruptcy.” He has an MBA in Marketing from the Univ. of Chicago and attended Harvard’s Advanced Management Program.

Howard grew up on an Iowa farm and learned to fly out of a pasture. His wife Krista is a native of Ohio and a former flight attendant. Their son Mike is an airline Captain based in Charlotte, and daughter Sue is in public relations and adver-tising in Reno. Howard and Krista live in the mountains near Reno and Lake Tahoe.

Steve Uzzell is one of the top advertising and corporate photographers in the country. He is a former assistant to the editor of National Geographic and a member of their pho- tographic staff. Steve now shoots for a roster of clients that includes airlines and automobile manufacturers among many others. His work has garnered international acclaim and won numerous awards.

Mr. Fredrick is the president of Wadley-Donovan GrowthTech, LLC, a Wadley-Donovan Group (WDG) company. Acknow- ledged as an industry leader and innovator, he is a frequent speaker on both corporate location and economic develop- ment issues, and he is frequently quoted in national and regional media.

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The Workforce Awards

Innovation in the Workplace Award

One award will be presented to an employer that is committed to investing in the development and wellbeing of their employees and Wyoming’s workforce. Employers should demonstrate practices that improve the workplace such as em-ployee retention best practices, employee training, career development, work-life balance policies, encouraging diversity in the workplace including generational diversity, provides market competitive wages and benefits, and addressing child care and workforce housing needs. Eligible candidates are Wyoming employers.

Workforce Partnership Award

One award will be presented to a project that has demonstrated a unique col-laboration between businesses and community organizations that include, but are not limited to, the workforce system, economic development and education that results in addressing a workforce issue. Eligible candidates are projects that involved a business(es) and community organizations that address a workforce issue in Wyoming.

Outstanding Individual Performance Award

This award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the workforce development profession through the development or enhancement of public or private workforce systems, or the building of strategic alliances and partnerships. To be eligible for this award, all nominees need to have contributed to put together resources for high quality, measurable and effective workforce development practices. They may work in private or public sector, whether a manager (i.e. human resource manager, trainer, COE, government staff, support personnel, or front-line worker), board member, educator, private trainer.

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Regional Solutions Meetings

Northwest Regional Meeting Date : June 26th Time : 12:00 – 5:00 pm Location : Central Wyoming College Arts Center Auditorium 2660 Peck Avenue Riverton, WY 82501

Date : July 11th Time : 12:00 – 5:00 pm Location : Burlington Fire Hall 105 N. Main Burlington, WY 82411

Northeast Regional Meeting Date : June 29th Time : 12:00 – 5:00 pm Location : Gillette College Presentation Hall; 300 W. Sinclair Gillette, WY 82718

Southeast Regional Meeting Date : June 28th Time : 12:00 – 5:00 pm Location : Laramie County Community College Training Center, Room 121; 1400 E. College Drive Cheyenne, WY 82007

Southcentral Regional Meeting Date : July 10th Time : 12:00 – 5:00 pm Location : Casper College Roberts Commons Ballroom 125 College Drive Casper, WY 82601

Western Regional Meeting Date : June 27th Time : 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Location : Western Wyoming Community College Atrium 2500 College Drive Rock Springs, WY 82901

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Exhibitors Information

Exhibitor ShowcaseThe Exhibitor area, located in the Pavilion, is an important part of the Workforce Summit experience. This is a great opportunity to learn about these organizations and collect information for yourself or others in your organization.

In addition to being valuable resources, the organizations represented are major supporters of the Workforce Summit. Thanks to their support, we are able to keep event fees low while providing more services.

Here are some ways to maximize your experience in the exhibitor area:

Bring a good supply of business cards.Stop by each exhibitor’s booth to learn about their organization and gather information packets.Be prepared to share information about your organization to help the repre-sentatives evaluate whether or not their services could be of value.If there is someone in your organization the representative should contact, share that information.After returning from the Summit, share exhibitor information with others in your organization, as they may know of some impending needs of which you are unaware.

By following these simple steps, you can learn a great deal about the organiza-tions represented.

Exhibitors

Align: Organization Development and Training1401 Airport Parkway, Suite 300, Cheyenne, WY 82001Phil Van HornPhone: (800) 999-6541 ext. 9151

Your small business or nonprofit can tap the power that comes from working together toward a common goal. Align provides comprehensive, integrated organizational development and training that’s both customized and affordable. Contact us today to see how we can work with you to help make your nonprofit or small business more effective.

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Casper College Center for Training and Development125 College Drive, Casper, WY 82601Ann Daltonadalton@caspercollege.eduPhone: (307) 268-2085

The Center for Training & Development at Casper College provides comprehen-sive workforce and professional training through continuing education courses, workshops, online training, customized training, and special projects. The Center meets the needs of the business community by extending the resources of the college. For more information visit their website atwww.caspercollege.edu/community/conted/trainingcenter.

Central Wyoming College Workforce and Community Education Department2660 Peck Ave., Riverton, WY 82501Jennifer JahnkePhone: (307) 855-2043

Central Wyoming College’s Workforce and Community Education Department specializes in delivering customized training to both the private and public sector. The department also works closely with the Department of Workforce Services to administer grant funds which train and produce workers for the robust Wyoming employment field.

CLIMB Wyoming Programs1001 W. 31st Street, Cheyenne, WY 82001Ray Fleming Dinneenray@climbwyoming.orgPhone: (307) 778-0094Fax: (307) 778-0095

The CLIMB Wyoming programs of Our Families Our Future, a Wyoming non-profit, train and place low income single mothers in higher paying jobs. CLIMB sites in Casper, Cheyenne, Jackson, Big Piney, Laramie, Gillette and Rock Springs partner with employers and training entities to meet Wyoming’s workforce needs and help women enter careers in construction, extraction, healthcare, business and more.

Eastern Wyoming College3200 West C Street, Torrington, WY 82240Dick FullmerDick.fullmer@ewc.wy.eduPhone: (888) WORK-WYO

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Eastern Wyoming College can provide the training that you need for your current and future employees. Degree programs, non-credit classes and customized classes are available.

Geographic Solutions, Inc.234 Capitol St., Ste. CSalinas, CA 93901Phone: (831) 757-4400; (831) 757-4401

Geographic Solutions is the nation’s leading provider of software for the work-force development, industry. Our virtual workforce solutions provide services to individuals, employers, providers and staff for workforce agencies in more than 30 states. Our solutions include labor exchange, case management, card scan client tracking, job spidering and individual fund. For more information visit geographicsolutions.com.

Laramie County Community College1400 East College DriveCheyenne, WY 82007Maryellen Tastmtast@lccc.wy.eduPhone: (307) 778-4381

Workforce & Community Development at Laramie County Community College is dedicated to improving the skills of today’s workforce by addressing the training and education needs demanded by today’s high growth industries. Put aside your old perceptions about what a community college used to be! Laramie County Community College provides flexible learning, responds quickly and continually develops new classes to meet the latest demands. Our goal is to be your “training and education partner.”

Northern Wyoming Community College District I-TECPO Box 1500Sheridan, WY 82801Linda CrawfordCrawford@sheridan.edu

Phone: (307) 674-6446 ext. 4500 Sheridan; (307) 686-0254 ext. 1315 GilletteNorthern Wyoming Community College District is reaching out to business and industry to assist in employee training. Whether it is technical training for electri-cians, computer application training for field workers or supervisor training for managers, Sheridan College and Gillette College are here to help. For more infor-mation visit sheridan.edu/itec.

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Northwest College Center for Training and Development231 W. Sixth StreetPowell, WY 82435Stacy GilmanStacy.gilman@northwestcollege.eduPhone: (307) 754-6062

Northwest College Center for Training and Development is a partner in the eco-nomic development team of the Big Horn Basin. Our customers are largely small businesses who are hard pressed to control costs and keep productivity high. Training of the incumbent workforce and job seekers is a key element in any eco-nomic development plan. Skill upgrades for workers translate to increased wages and strengthen household income, which in turn increases economic activity and savings. Skill upgrades also increase productivity which impacts businesses’ bot-tom line. For more information visit northwestcollege.edu.

Western Wyoming Community College Professional, Technicaland Community Education#1 College WayPO Box 490Green River, WY 82935Carole Shafercshafer@wwcc.wy.eduPhone: (307) 875-2278 ext. 307Fax: (307) 875-4072

Professional, Technical, and Community Education at Western Wyoming Commu-nity College is your source for safety, health, industrial, professional development, computer, MSHA, driving, on-line, and customized training at our site or yours! For more information visit www.wwcc.wy.edu/cont_ed.

Workforce Development Training Fund122 W. 25th St., Herschler Bldg. 2ECheyenne, WY 82002Mark Hawkinsmhawki@state.wy.usPhone: (307) 777-8650

The Workforce Development Training Fund is a Department of Workforce Services program that assists Wyoming businesses in paying a portion of training costs for their employees. Different Workforce Development Training Fund programs are available to fit most business situations. For more information visit wyomingworkforce.org/wdtf.

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Wyoming Business Council214 W. 15th St.Cheyenne, WY 82002info@wyomingbusiness.org Phone: (307) 777-2800(800) 262-3425

The Wyoming Business Council provides assistance for the state’s existing com-panies and start-ups; helps communities meet their development and diversifica-tion needs; and markets Wyoming as a world class travel destination. For more information visit wyomingbusiness.org.

Wyoming Community College Commission2020 Carey Ave., 8th FloorCheyenne, WY 82002Amy D. Bishopabishop@commission.wcc.eduPhone: (307) 777-8703Fax: (307) 777-6567

The Wyoming Community College Commission supports and coordinates a variety of initiatives with and for all seven community colleges in the state. The Wyoming Community College Commission’s strong commitment to workforce development is manifested through its membership in the Wyoming Workforce Alliance, along with the Wyoming Business Council, Department of Workforce Services, Wyoming Department of Education and The University of Wyoming.

The Wyoming Workforce Alliance’s primary responsibility is to coordinate and sup-port agencies and colleges in developing workforce initiatives with a statewide impact. The Wyoming Workforce Alliance also shares workforce-related informa-tion about high-skill, high-wage, or high demand occupations. For more informa-tion visit communitycolleges.wy.edu.

Wyoming Department of Workforce Services122 W. 25th St., Herschler Bldg. 2ECheyenne, WY 82002Phone: (307) 777-8650Fax: (307) 777-5857

The Department of Workforce Services is focused on delivering comprehensive and effective services that build a workforce to meet the changing demands of Wyoming’s diverse businesses, citizens and economy – hence, the Agency’s mis-sion - linking human and economic development for Wyoming’s future. For more information visit wyomingworkforce.org.

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Wyoming Mining Association1720 West LincolnwayCheyenne, WY 82007PO Box 866Cheyenne, WY 82003Matt Grantgrant@vcn.comPhone: (307) 635-0331Fax: (307) 778-6240

The Wyoming Mining Association is a state-wide trade association that represents the coal, trona, bentonite and uranium industries. The Wyoming Mining Associa-tion members employ 9,195 people with a payroll of over $800 million.

Wyoming Workers’ Safety and Compensation1510 E. Pershing Blvd.Cheyenne, WY 82001Larry Hammonslhammo@state.wy.usPhone: (307) 777-5476

Worker’s Safety and Compensation is a division of the Department of Employment whose mission is to provide information and quality services that promote eco-nomic security, employment, and a safe work environment for our customers. It is the goal of Workers’ Safety and Compensation to assure the quick and efficient delivery of indemnity and medical benefits to injured and disabled workers at a reasonable cost to the employers who are subject to the Worker’s Compensation Act.

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Local Workforce Centers

AFTONEmployment Services350 S. Washington St.Afton, WY 83110 307-886-9260Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach350 S. Washington St.Afton, WY 83110 307-886-3380

BAGGS Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach350 Whipoorwill Dr. Baggs, WY 82321307-324-2238 BASIN Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach890 S. US Hwy 20Basin, WY 82410307-568-2431 BIG PINEY Vocational Rehabilitation OutreachHigh School Annex, #112Big Piney, WY 83113307-276-3520 BUFFALO Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach171 N. Adams Ave.Buffalo, WY 82834307-684-5546 CASPER Employment Services851 Werner Ct., #120Casper, WY 82601307-234-4591Vocational Rehabilitation851 Werner Ct., #120Casper, WY 82601307-261-2172

CHEYENNE Employment Services1510 East Pershing Blvd.Cheyenne, WY 82002307-777-3700Vocational Rehabilitation1510 East Pershing Blvd.Cheyenne, WY 82002307-777-7364

Disability Determination Services821 West Pershing Blvd.Cheyenne, WY 82002307-777-7341DWS Central Office122 W. 25th St., Herschler Bldg.Cheyenne, WY 82002307-777-8650 CODY Employment Services1026 Blackburn St., #1Cody, WY 82414307-587-4241Vocational Rehabilitation1026 Blackburn St., #3Cody, WY 82414877-473-7207307-527-7174

DOUGLAS Employment Services126 N. 3rd St., #6 & 7Douglas, WY 82633307-358-2147Vocational Rehabilitation135 S. 3rd St.Douglas, WY 82633866-217-1401307-358-4688307-358-4684

DUBOIS Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach712 Meckem St. Dubois, WY 82513307-455-2345 EVANSTON Employment Services98 Independence Dr.Evanston, WY 82930307-789-9802Vocational Rehabilitation350 City View Dr. #205Evanston, WY 82930877-473-7208307-789-2766

GILLETTE Employment Services1901 Energy Ct. #230Gillette, WY 82718307-682-9313

Vocational Rehabilitation1901 Energy Ct. #140Gillette, WY 82718877-474-4086307-682-2672

GLENDO Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach135 S. 3rd St.Douglas, WY 82633866-217-1401307-358-4688307-358-4684 GLENROCK Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach925 W. Birch St.Glenrock, WY 82637307-436-9068 GREEN RIVERVocational Rehabilitation Outreach165 E. Railroad St. Green River , WY 82935 307-875-3847 HANNA Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach301 S. Adams St. Hanna, WY 82327307-324-2238 JACKSON Employment Services155 W. Gill Ave.Jackson, WY 83001307-733-4091Vocational Rehabilitation155 W. Gill Ave.Jackson, WY 83001866-293-3742307-733-6150

KEMMEREREmployment Services20 Adaville Rd., P.O. Box 217Diamondville, WY 83116307-877-5501Vocational Rehabilitation20 Adaville Rd.Diamondville WY 83116P.O. Box 87Kemmerer WY 83101307-877-9334

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LANDER Employment Services455 Lincoln St.Lander, WY 82520307-335-9224Vocational Rehabilitation259 Main St.Lander, WY 82520307-332-4465

LARAMIE Employment Services112 South 5th St.Laramie, WY 82070307-742-2153Vocational Rehabilitation710 Garfield #110Laramie, WY 82070307-754-3160307-742-7482

LOVELL Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach355 E. 5th St.Lovell, WY 82431307-548-7219 LUSK Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach905 S. Main St. Lusk, WY 82225 LYMAN Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach303 S. Main St.Lyman, WY 82937307-787-3739 NEWCASTLE Employment Services2013 W. main St. #102Newcastle, WY 82701307-746-9690Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach2013 W. Main St.Newcastle, WY 82701307-746-4592

PINEDALE Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach370 N. Faler Ave., #3Pinedale, WY 82941307-367-3102 POWELL Employment ServicesN. Beckman St. & 7th St.Powell, WY 82435307-754-6436

Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach231 W. 6th St.Powell, WY 82435307-754-6411

RAWLINS Employment Services1703 Edinburgh St. Rawlins, WY 82301307-324-3485 Vocational Rehabilitation212 W. Buffalo St., #312Rawlins, WY 82301877-473-7209307-324-2238

RIVERTON Employment Services422 E. Fremont Ave.Riverton, WY 82501307-856-9231Vocational Rehabilitation609 E. Madison #3Riverton, WY 82501866-335-3140307-856-2393

ROCK SPRINGS Employment Services2451 Foothill Blvd., #100Rock Springs, WY 82901307-382-2747Vocational Rehabilitation2451 Foothill Blvd., #100Rock Springs, WY 82901866-858-4125307-362-2770

SARATOGA Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach201 S. River St. Saratoga, WY 82331307-324-2238 SHERIDAN Employment Services61 S. Gould St. Sheridan, WY 82801307-672-9775Vocational Rehabilitation61 S. Gould St. Sheridan, WY 82801866-423-5989307-674-7529307-674-6506

SUNDANCE Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach5th & ClevelandSundance, WY 82729307-283-2014

THERMOPOLIS Employment Services344 ArapahoeThermopolis, WY 82443307-864-3104Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach148 E. Arapahoe St.Thermopolis, WY 82443307-864-2147

TORRINGTON Employment Services1610 East M St.Torrington, WY 82240532-4171Vocational Rehabilitation1618 East M St.Torrington, WY 82240877-474-7493307-532-4431

WHEATLAND Employment Services956 Maple St.Wheatland, WY 82201307-322-4741Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach812 10th St.Wheatland, WY 82201307-322-4713

WORLANDEmployment Services1702 Robertson Ave.Worland, WY 82401307-347-8173Vocational Rehabilitation1702 Robertson Ave.Worland, WY 82401866-448-4703307-347-3396

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Council Members

Alan “Rocky” Anderson1400 Elkhorn Valley DriveCasper, WY 82609(307) 234-8311rocjatc@tribcsp.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2009

Curtis Biggs1510 E. Pershing Blvd.Cheyenne, WY 82002(307) 777-3728cbiggs@state.wy.usTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Bruce BrownPO Box 23Devils Tower, WY 82714(307) 756-2860bruce@brucebrowncpa.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2007

Senator Cale Case787 South 4thLander, WY 82520(307) 332-7623ccase@wyoming.comTerm Expires: 3/1/2009

Jon ConradPO Box 466Mountain View, WY 82939(307) 872-2456buckeye@bvea.netTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Christie DeGrendelePO Box 1677Rock Springs, WY 82902(307) 352-6635(307) 875-3830christie@ywcasweetwater.orgTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Representative Amy EdmondsPO Box 2904Cheyenne, WY 82003(307) 632-5139aedmonds@wyoming.com Term Expires: 3/1/2009

Jim EngelPO Box 3709Gillette, WY 82727(307) 682-0658jengel@vcn.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2007

Joan Evans, DirectorDepartment of Workforce Services122 W. 25th St., Herschler Bldg. 2ECheyenne WY 82002(307) 777-8728jevans1@state.wy.usTerm Expires: 1/1/2011

Tucker Fagan, CEOWyoming Business Council214 West 15th St.Cheyenne, WY 82002(307) 777-2809tucker.fagan@wybusiness.orgTerm Expires: 1/1/2011

Ray Fleming Dinneen, Vice-Chair1001 W. 31st St.Cheyenne, WY 82001(307) 778-0094ray@climbwyoming.orgTerm Expires: 8/15/2009

Governor Dave FreudenthalState Capitol BuildingCheyenne, WY 82002(307) 777-7434Term Expires: 1/3/2011

Senator John Hastert1050 Boulder DriveGreen River, WY 82935(307) 875-6967jhastert2@wyoming.comTerm Expires: 3/1/2009

Jeff HeilbrunPO Box 10255Jackson, WY 83002(307) 732-7664jheilbrun@dcpllc.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2009

Mark Herrmann5834 S. Winland Dr.Gillette, WY 82718(307) 685-7376mherrman@minepro.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2009

John Jackson2215 Mountain Shadow LaneLaramie, WY 82070(307) 766-5340jjackson@uwyo.eduTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

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Laurie LattaPO Box 69Pinedale, WY 82914(307) 367-6747mlatta@wyoming.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Katie Long929 Custer St.Cheyenne, WY 82001(307) 771-2373 ext. 20381longk@laramie1.k12.wy.usTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Jim McBride, SuperintendentDepartment of EducationHathaway Building, 2nd FloorCheyenne, WY 82002(307) 777-7675supt@educ.state.wy.usTerm Expires: 1/3/2011

Bryan Monteith914 Cody Ave.Cody, WY 82414(307) 587-4253bmonteith@park6.k12.wy.usTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Walt Nolte125 College DriveCasper, WY 82601(307) 268-2547wnolte@caspercollege.eduTerm Expires: 8/15/2007

Bill PannellHathaway Bldg. , 2nd FloorCheyenne, WY 82001(307) 777-3549bpanne@educ.state.wy.usTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Cynthia Pomeroy, DirectorDepartment of Employment1510 E. PershingCheyenne, WY 82002(307) 777-7672cpomer@state.wy.usTerm Expires: 1/1/2011

James Rose, Executive DirectorCommunity College Commission2020 Carey Ave., 8th FloorCheyenne, WY 82002(307) 777-7763jrose@commission.wcc.eduTerm Expires: 1/1/2011

Leonard ScoleriPO Box 219Guernsey, WY 82214(307) 836-2344leonard@oregontrailbank.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2007

Dave Scriven6911 Casper Mountain RoadCasper, WY 82601(307) 266-9117davescriven@westernstatesmining.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Phillip Van Horn3639 Dover RoadCheyenne, WY 82001(307) 638-0800pvanhorn@wslc.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2007

Charles Ware, Chair518 Andra Ct.Cheyenne, WY 82009(307) 632-0573cw@wyomingcontractors.orgTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Tim WellsPO Box 1807Rock Springs, WY 82901(307) 382-2484wytrades@sweetwater.netTerm Expires: 8/15/2009

Kristen WilsonPO Box 2107Casper, WY 82602(307) 266-1711wilsonk@modern-electric.comTerm Expires: 8/15/2008

Representative Daniel Zwonitzer521 Cottonwood DriveCheyenne, WY 82001(307) 777-8512dzwonitzer@wyoming.comTerm Expires: 3/1/2009

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Acknowledgements

Governor Dave Freudenthal

Wyoming Business Council

Wyoming Economic Development Council

Wyoming Community College Commission

Casper College

Central Wyoming College

Eastern Wyoming College

Laramie County Community College

Northwest College

Northern Wyoming Community College District

Western Wyoming Community College

University of Wyoming

Wyoming Department of Workforce Services

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