Enterprise Florida Board Education & Workforce

Talent Task Force Meeting

May 11, 2016Naples, Florida

7:00 a.m. Welcome…………………….…………..……..…...……Chair, Belinda Keiser

7:05 a.m. Statement of Public Notice…………..……………………..………Al Latimer

7:10 a.m. Remarks.………………………………….…………..……………. Alan Becker

7:15 a.m. Remarks.………………………………….……………….………. Bill Johnson

7:25 a.m. HECC Legislative Recommendations...…..…….………………Ed Schons,Director, Economic Development , UCF

7:40 a.m. One Community One Goal.......................……….….....…… Joe Havancak,Vice President, One Community One Goal, Beacon Council

7:55 a.m. Open Discussion.………...……………………….………………...…………All8:00 a.m. Closing Remarks & Adjournment…….…………..… Chair, Belinda Keiser

AGENDAMay 11, 2016 – 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.

Belinda KeiserChair

Welcome & Introductions

Statement of Public Notice

Alan Becker

Vice Chair Remarks

Bill Johnson

EFI President & CEO Remarks

Ed Schons,Director, Economic Development

HECC Legislative Recommendations

Access and Student Success

This is UCF

63,000 Students277 National Merit Scholars212 Degree programs253,000 Alumni281,584 Degrees conferred11,642 Faculty and staff20,000+ Students gain practical experience through co‐ops, internships and service‐learning projects annually

Being Big Means More Access 

For people of any age who might not otherwise get an opportunity to earn a high‐quality college degree

Attracts experts from around the world to conduct innovative research and pass their knowledge on to students

43 percent of UCF students are minorities, 22.5 percent are Hispanic and more than 25 percent of undergraduates are first‐generation students

UCF is one of 25 public universities with the Carnegie Foundation’s highest designation in two categories: community engagement and very high research activity

Creates positive, lasting impact on Florida communities

Being Big Means More Access 

UCF DirectConnect guarantees admission to UCF with an associate degree from our partner colleges; College of Central Florida, Daytona State, Eastern Florida, Lake Sumter, Seminole State, and Valencia College

DirectConnect advantages include a shorter time to completion, and a smooth transition to UCF 

41,000 have transferred to UCF through DirectConnect DirectConnect students save just over 20% in tuition by starting at their local state 

college and transferring to UCF

Top spot in BOG State Performance Measures

UCF recognized for doing better in educating students and preparing them for jobs

UCF is the only state university ranked in the top three during all four years that performance‐based funding has been awarded

The additional funds will be invested in further strengthening our academic efforts

Last year’s performance funding is to implement new student success programs based on predictive analytics. Student data used to identify which students are struggling.  Academic advisers reach out to those students and offer them services, from tutoring and counseling to helping apply for financial aid

Quality

Top 100 Public University (U.S. News & World Report 48 percent of UCF students graduate with no educational debt— compared to 33 

percent nationally #1 Video Game School, Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy in North America 

(Princeton Review) Last year, UCF enrolled more National Merit Scholars and awarded more degrees than 

any other Florida university In 2015 UCF hired 200 new researchers and educators to bring expertise to Florida

High‐Value Degrees

UCF ranks alongside Harvard, MIT, Stanford and Duke among the most innovative universities in the country, according to U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges 2016guide

UCF produces more engineering graduates who get jobs in aerospace and defense companies than any other U.S. university (2015 Aviation Weekmagazine workforce study)

Kiplinger and The Princeton Review consistently rank a UCF education among the nation’s best values

UCF Athletics’ Graduation Success Rate of 93 percent leads all other NCAA Division I public universities and puts the Knights trailing only private institutions Duke, Notre Dame, Stanford, Northwestern and Boston College

High Value Degrees

UCF’s Collegiate Cyber Defense Club has won it’s third consecutive national title competing against 180 college and university teams

UCF was recently designated by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education joining FSU, UF, and USF

Twenty UCF programs were recently ranked among the top 100 in their fields by U.S. News & World Report in its Best Graduate Schools 2017 guidebook. The survey reviewed more than 800 public and private institutions with graduate schools

UCF BOT approved this past March a Master’s of Science Degree in Data Analytics, a Master’s Degree in Biomedical Engineering, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Entertainment Management 

High Value Degrees

The Corridor Research Partnerships

An economic development initiative of UCF, USF, UF serving 23 of Florida’s 67 Counties co‐chaired by the three university Presidents

To grow high tech industry and innovation through partnerships that support research, marketing, workforce and entrepreneurship

Matching Grants Research Program enables Corridor High Tech Companies to Conduct Applied Research with Professors, Graduate and Doctoral Students

Since 1996 partnered with over 400 companies on more than 1,400 research projects.  Over $70 million matched by $180 million in corporate cash and in‐kind generating $938 million in quantifiable downstream impacts. With a broader impact over $1 billion 

High Value Degrees

Major Exploration Program

1st Year Advising & Exploration Occupational Knowledge – Through Experiential Learning seek career‐related experiences through cooperative education, internship experiences, service learning, job shadowing and externships, participate in Undergraduate Research

Involvement ‐ Attend graduate, preparation workshops and fairs (if applicable), Complete the Professional Edge Workshops through Career Services.  Participate in the Employment Conference and the Employer Practice Interview Program, Network, Network, Network!

The Future

Entrepreneurship: 

The UCF Business Incubation Program (BIP) is an economic development partnership designed to help create & sustain jobs in the community and spur economic growth throughout the region. 

Since 1999, BIP has assisted more than 350 early‐stage companies, who’ve sustained nearly 3,700 jobs throughout Central Florida. With a total impact on regional economic output (GDP) of $2.48 billion.

Programs, designed to help businesses at different stages. • Pre‐Incubation – helps create and launch scalable startups.• Incubation – helps scale businesses already in operation.• Soft Landing – helps companies headquartered elsewhere expand to Central Florida.

The Future

Entrepreneurship:

GrowFL is a statewide economic development organization certified by the National Center for Economic Gardening through the Edward Lowe Foundation. Focused on assisting second‐stage growth companies prosper in the state of Florida.

GrowFL helps companies overcome obstacles to growth and leads them towards prosperity and is a critical component to the state’s economic development strategy and Florida’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.  Results include:– An estimated 3,545 net new direct, indirect and induced jobs– Contributing over $547 million to Florida’s economy– Generated an additional $18.34 million in total state and local tax revenues (above and beyond the cost of the program).

– That translates to a net Return on Investment of $6.74 for every $1.00 invested into the program. 

The Future

Blackstone Launchpad (BLP) 

Problem: Young Americans with too much debt and too little experience are MUCH LESS likely to engage in entrepreneurship

Solution: Established in October 2013 the Blackstone LaunchPad at UCF provides one‐on‐one advising and startup resources to student entrepreneurs

Results in its first 24 months of activity saw:

– 1400+ unique student ventures advised

– 100+ early‐stage ventures launched

– 200+ jobs created and 250+ contractors hired

– 15M+ projected revenue for 2016

The Future

Florida Consortium of Metropolitan Research Universities (FCMRU)

Aims to produce more career‐ready graduates with lower debt, better training and workforce skills that meet the demand of Florida’s growing economy

FCMRU is a collaborative endeavor between FIU, UCF, and USF. Formed with consultation and support from the Helios Education Foundation

Will grow the number of degreed professionals and positively impact Florida’s economic development. By increasing the number of baccalaureate degrees by 12%; increasing the six‐year graduation rate by minority students by 4%; increasing the number of graduates employed in Florida by 3%; and increasing the salaries that our graduates earn in the work place by 10%

The Future

Approved $20 million toward a new academic building that will be the centerpiece of UCF Downtown

UCF’s International Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing Research for smart sensors in Osceola County. This project will give Florida a global competitive advantage in this critical and emerging market beginning with advanced sensors and 3‐5 materials

Governor Scott signed into law s. 1001.7‐65, F.S. creating the “emerging preeminent state research university” designation…allows for distribution of funding increases based upon public universities meeting certain expectations to receive certain funding increases

The Future

UCF and the University Innovation Alliance recently announced an additional $3.85 million in new funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Ford Foundation and USA Funds to support its work to improve college completion rates

The Future

The Future…Today

Joe Havancak,Vice President, OCOG, Beacon Council

One Community One Goal

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL (OCOG)One Community One Goal is a roadmap for Miami-Dade County’s future economic development success.

It offers strategic recommendations for significant job creation in target industries.

It is a community-wide effort that provides a unified vision.

Education is the foundation of One Community One Goal.

Strategic Plan       2011‐2012 

• Competitive Assessment, Target Industries, Education Assets, Recommendations  

Engagement2012‐2013 

• Coordinating Council,Academic Council,CommitteesNew Leaders Outreach

Implementation 2014• Industry ‐ Fashion Incubator

• Education ‐ Talent Network

• Community‐Wide ‐ Entrepreneurism

The Beacon Council The Beacon Council Foundation

One Community One Goal

Market, Grow, Shape

Implementation 2015• New Leaders & Partners• Enhanced Metrics• Completed Recommendations

Vision 2016• Educational Eco‐System • Entrepreneurship/Innovation• High‐Wage Jobs• Global Competitiveness• Sustainable Economy

OCOG SUMMARY

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL LEADERSHIP

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL CHAIRSTHE BEACON

COUNCIL –SECRETARIAT

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL COORDINATING COUNCIL

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL STRATEGIC PLAN

Cat

egor

ies

- The Beacon Council

- GMCVB

- The Beacon Council

- Miami-Dade County

- Academic Leaders

Council- CareerSource SF

- Knight - eMerge

- Port- Airport

LEADERSHIPPHYSICAL

INFRASTRUCTUREENTREPRENEURSHIP

& INNOVATION

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

MARKETING

TARGETINDUSTRIES

- The Beacon Council

EDUCATION & WORKFORCE

DEVELOPMENT

BUSINESS CLIMATE &

POLICY

OCOG – IT’S WORKING 2015 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY REPORT

Highlights• 550+ Attendees• 33 Cities Represented

by Attendees• 107 C-Level Executives

• 232 Companies

• 24 Sponsors

OCOG – IT’S WORKING 2015 YEAR IN REVIEWHighlights

• 6,714 Number of volunteer hours dedicated

• 1,400+ Number of students reached

• 373 Number of companies engaged

• 124 Number of C-level executives participating

• 40 Number of nonprofits participating

• 6.6 Average percentage Target Industry job growth since 2012

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL TARGET INDUSTRIES

E D U C A T I O N

Target Industries Economic Development Marketing Business Climate & Policy Leadership

Education and Workforce Development Entrepreneurship & Innovation Physical Infrastructure

Aviation Creative Design

Hospitality & Tourism

Information Technology

Banking & Finance

Life Sciences & Healthcare

Trade & Logistics

EDUCATION

Platforms For Industry Growth

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL EDUCATION

The Academic Leaders Council Members recognized as top

educational leaders

Established to create an educational ecosystem

Aligns with the business community

Ensures skill sets keep pace with business needs

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL EDUCATIONMembers of The Academic Leaders Council

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITYMark A. RosenbergPresident

BARRY UNIVERSITYSister Linda BelivacquaPresident

FLORIDA MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY Roslyn ArtisPresident

MIAMI DADE COLLEGEEduardo PadronPresident

MIAMI DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLSAlberto M. CarvahloSuperintendent

ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY Msgr. Franklyn CasalePresident

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMIJulio FrenkPresident

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL EDUCATION

The Talent Development Network (TDNMiami.com) Online easy to use portal Matches Miami's local students with paid internships Matches top employers with future workforce candidates

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL EDUCATION

Mallesh Murugesan, CEO, Abeyon"Thanks to Talent Development Network for providing us Alma Ramirez. Alma brings great research capabilities and energy to Abeyon.

Alma Ramirez, Intern“This has truly been a great hands on experience and exposure for me.”

The Talent Development Network (TDNMiami.com)

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL EDUCATION

Career Pathway Portals Describe target industries

Provide employment outlook & salary ranges

Define education and training programs

Identify key transition points

Pave a flexible path for career transitions

Identify Miami-Dade County companies in each of the target industries

ONE COMMUNITY ONE GOAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2016

Save The Date

When: Thursday, July 21, 2016Time: 8:00am- 11:00am

Location: University of Miami

THANK YOU!

Open Discussion

Closing Remarks&

Adjournment

September 28 – 29, 2016: Orlando

November 29 – 30, 2016: Sandestin

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