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LONG ISLAND REGIONAL LONG ISLAND REGIONAL INNOVATION GRANT INNOVATION GRANT

(LIRIG) PROJECT (LIRIG) PROJECT PROGRESS OVERVIEWPROGRESS OVERVIEW

FUNDED THROUGH A GRANT AWARDED FUNDED THROUGH A GRANT AWARDED BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR TO THE TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD LABOR TO THE TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD

ON BEHALF OF THE LONG ISLAND ON BEHALF OF THE LONG ISLAND BUSINESS SERVICES TEAMBUSINESS SERVICES TEAM

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People in a WIRED People in a WIRED RegionRegion

Proposal Developers

Management Team

Core Leadership Group

Partner Organizations

Regional Stakeholders

General Public

2Social Networking: The Key to Regional Sustainability

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Proposal DevelopersProposal Developers Town of Hempstead Local Workforce Investment Town of Hempstead Local Workforce Investment

Board (LWIB) on behalf of the Long Island Board (LWIB) on behalf of the Long Island Business Services Team (LIBST) Executive Business Services Team (LIBST) Executive CommitteeCommittee

LIBST includes:LIBST includes:• Town of Hempstead/City of Long Beach LWIBTown of Hempstead/City of Long Beach LWIB• Town of Oyster Bay Consortium LWIBTown of Oyster Bay Consortium LWIB• Suffolk County LWIBSuffolk County LWIB• New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) Division New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) Division

of Employment and Workforce Solutions (DEWS)of Employment and Workforce Solutions (DEWS)• NYSDOL Division of Workforce Innovations (DOWI)NYSDOL Division of Workforce Innovations (DOWI)• Long Island – Regional Adult Education NetworkLong Island – Regional Adult Education Network• New York State Empire State DevelopmentNew York State Empire State Development• OthersOthers

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Management Team Town of Hempstead Department of Occupational

Resources (Grant Recipient/Fiscal Agent)

Contractors:

• The Long Island Forum for Technology, Inc.

• The Center for Governmental Research in partnership with Hofstra University

• The Center for Essential Management Services

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Core Leadership Group Core Leadership Group

Long Island Business Services Team Long Island Business Services Team Executive CommitteeExecutive Committee

Oversees Innovation Work GroupOversees Innovation Work Group

Also oversees the 13N Project and Also oversees the 13N Project and the Connect Long Island Partnershipthe Connect Long Island Partnership

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Partners/Stakeholders/General Public

Partners are represented on the Innovation Work Group

Stakeholders are involved through the Connect Long Island Partnership

13N and LIRIG are the two main pillars that support the Connect Long Island Initiative according to the Workforce Innovation through Regional Economic Development (WIRED) Model

General public receives the benefits of regional economic transformation and innovation

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Tasks/StatusTasks/Status

1.1. Create skills data base program/CompletedCreate skills data base program/Completed2.2. Conduct SWOT Analysis/In ProcessConduct SWOT Analysis/In Process3.3. Map downsizings, plant closings, WARN and TAA Map downsizings, plant closings, WARN and TAA

events/On-Goingevents/On-Going4.4. Meet with Executive Committee to evaluate Meet with Executive Committee to evaluate

progress/In Processprogress/In Process5.5. Innovation Workgroup Meetings/In ProcessInnovation Workgroup Meetings/In Process6.6. Prepare Innovation Plan/To Be CompletedPrepare Innovation Plan/To Be Completed7.7. Crosswalk skills inventory data base with 13N Crosswalk skills inventory data base with 13N

skills demand data and identify skill gaps/To Be skills demand data and identify skill gaps/To Be CompletedCompleted

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Tasks/Status (Continued)Tasks/Status (Continued)

8.8. Meet with Connect Long Island Full Partnership (including Meet with Connect Long Island Full Partnership (including K through 12) to share project findings and receive K through 12) to share project findings and receive comments and feedback/To Be Completedcomments and feedback/To Be Completed

9.9. Revise Innovation Plan based on feedback/To Be Revise Innovation Plan based on feedback/To Be CompletedCompleted

10.10. Post data on web site/In ProcessPost data on web site/In Process11.11. Alignment of the service process for affected employees, Alignment of the service process for affected employees,

where feasible, across the Long Island Region and in where feasible, across the Long Island Region and in coordination with the New York City Region/To Be coordination with the New York City Region/To Be CompletedCompleted

12.12. Transformation of our reemployment system into a Transformation of our reemployment system into a regional innovation system that aligns economic regional innovation system that aligns economic development, education and workforce initiatives/To Be development, education and workforce initiatives/To Be CompletedCompleted

13.13. Prepare final report/To Be CompletedPrepare final report/To Be Completed

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LIRIG Worker Skills Supply SurveyLIRIG Worker Skills Supply Survey

Long Island Regional Innovation Grant- Worker Skills Supply Survey

9.16%

23.90%

1.59%

23.90%

7.97%

44.62%

7.57%

14.74%

4.78%

18.33%

5.58%

45.42%

17.53%

49.00%

6.37%

5.58%

9.96%

54.98%

43.43%

5.58%

18.73%

9.56%

31.47%

4.78%

2.79%

13.55%

2.39%

1.59%

3.59%

2.39%

4.78%

1.20%

9.96%

4.38%

1.59%

21.51%

5.58%

21.12%

11.95%

20.72%

10.36%

33.47%

3.19%

12.35%

28.29%

6.77%

18.73%

17.13%

25.10%

3.19%

3.19%

47.41%

4.38%

16.33%

26.29%

17.53%

23.90%

2.79%

5.18%

24.30%

24.30%

25.50%

18.73%

8.76%

11.95%

27.89%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00% 35.00% 40.00% 45.00% 50.00% 55.00% 60.00%

1- Artistic

2- Accounting

3- Actuarial

4- Analysis

5- Assembly

6- Administrative

7- Advertising (PR)

8- Bi-lingual communications

9- Blue print reading

10- Bookkeeping

11- Carpentry

12- C lerical

13- Computation

14- Computer operation

15- Computer programming

16- Construction

17- Counseling

18- Customer service

19- Data entry

20- Design

21- Driving

22- Distribution

23- Documentation

24- Drawing

25- Drafting

26- Editing

27- Electrical

28- Electronics

29- Emergency management

30- Engineering

31- Entrepreneurial

32- Environmental

33- Equipment operation

34- Equipment repair

35- Film P roduction

36- Financial

37- Health

38- Interviewing

39- Investigative

40- Leadership

41- Legal

42- Listening

43- Logistics

44- Marketing

45- Management

46- Manufacturing

47- Mathematics

48- Negotiation

49- P lanning

50- P lumbing/Heat/Air Cond.

51- Physical

52- P roblem-Solving

53- Public safety

54- Quality assurance

55- Research

56- Retail

57- Sales

58- Scientific

59- Security

60- Speaking

61- Supervisory

62- Teaching

63- Team-building

64- Technical

65- Telecommunications

66- Writing

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LIRIG Worker Education LIRIG Worker Education Level SurveyLevel Survey

Long Island Regional Innovation Grant - Worker Education Level Survey

Long Island Regional Innovation Grant - Worker Education Level Survey

3.1%

94.5%

5.1%

13.7%

3.5%

0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% 40.0% 50.0% 60.0% 70.0% 80.0% 90.0% 100.0%

Less than High School

High School Diploma/GED

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Graduate Degree/Professional License

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Percent Achieving Level

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LIRIG Event LogLIRIG Event Log

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Competency Model to organize skills requirements and create skills portfolios

Social Networking Model to measure progress in aligning service process

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Automation Competency Model Introduction and Review

Building Blocks Competency ModelBuilding Blocks Competency Model

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Stage 1: Isolated Clusters

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Stage 2: Hub and Spoke

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Stage 3: Multi-Hub Network

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Stage 4: Core/Periphery

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SMART NETWORKS (Stage 4) - The ideal pattern for SMART NETWORKS (Stage 4) - The ideal pattern for networks that need to be innovative and collaborative networks that need to be innovative and collaborative have both a strong core of overlapping counties and a have both a strong core of overlapping counties and a vast periphery of weak ties that are bringing new ideas vast periphery of weak ties that are bringing new ideas

and resources into the network.and resources into the network.

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Central Iowa: Current CollaborationCurrent Collaboration

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Other

Marion

Marshall

Story

Polk

Jasper

Poweshiek

Mahaska

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Next Steps!Next Steps!


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The Drug Development Process From Discovery to Market This workforce solution was funded by a grant awarded under the President’s Community-Based Job Training

UMT LECTURER AWARDED RM150,000 RESEARCH GRANT

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Handling Controlled Substances This product was funded by a grant awarded under the President’s High Growth Job Training Initiative as implemented by the

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This workforce solution was funded by a grant awarded under Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development (WIRED) as implemented by the U.S. Department

Tarleton Libraries | · was awarded the grant for a Fred Pryor workshop The Jane Bonner Dickson Professional Development Grant has been funded with a $207,500 endowment by Ms. Dickson

Section 2 GENERATION Capacity Process Methods Fuel Diversity New Technology This product was funded by a grant awarded under the President’s Community-Based

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The role of Disinfection/Sanitization/Sterilization in the Laboratory Animal Facility By Belinda Buehl This workforce solution was funded by a grant awarded

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