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From Potential to Professional: Uncovering Why Business Leaders Turn to Community Colleges for Talent Development
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D'Antonio, Nicholas
, Bartlett, Michelle
, Bartlett II, James E.
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Business
/ Case studies
/ Collaboration
/ Community College Students
/ Community Colleges
/ Disproportionate Representation
/ Economic Progress
/ Educational Methods
/ Educational Strategies
/ Educational Technology
/ Employer Attitudes
/ Employers
/ Graduation Rate
/ Higher Education
/ Human Capital
/ Industry Collaboration
/ Influence of Technology
/ Innovation
/ Job Placement
/ Labor Force Development
/ Labor Market
/ Manufacturing
/ Noncredit Courses
/ On the Job Training
/ Outcomes of Education
/ Partnerships in Education
/ Private Sector
/ Productivity
/ Professional Education
/ Psychology
/ School Business Relationship
/ Skilled workers
/ Skills Gap
/ Talent Development Partnerships
/ Workforce Talent Development
2024
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From Potential to Professional: Uncovering Why Business Leaders Turn to Community Colleges for Talent Development
by
D'Antonio, Nicholas
, Bartlett, Michelle
, Bartlett II, James E.
in
Business
/ Case studies
/ Collaboration
/ Community College Students
/ Community Colleges
/ Disproportionate Representation
/ Economic Progress
/ Educational Methods
/ Educational Strategies
/ Educational Technology
/ Employer Attitudes
/ Employers
/ Graduation Rate
/ Higher Education
/ Human Capital
/ Industry Collaboration
/ Influence of Technology
/ Innovation
/ Job Placement
/ Labor Force Development
/ Labor Market
/ Manufacturing
/ Noncredit Courses
/ On the Job Training
/ Outcomes of Education
/ Partnerships in Education
/ Private Sector
/ Productivity
/ Professional Education
/ Psychology
/ School Business Relationship
/ Skilled workers
/ Skills Gap
/ Talent Development Partnerships
/ Workforce Talent Development
2024
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From Potential to Professional: Uncovering Why Business Leaders Turn to Community Colleges for Talent Development
by
D'Antonio, Nicholas
, Bartlett, Michelle
, Bartlett II, James E.
in
Business
/ Case studies
/ Collaboration
/ Community College Students
/ Community Colleges
/ Disproportionate Representation
/ Economic Progress
/ Educational Methods
/ Educational Strategies
/ Educational Technology
/ Employer Attitudes
/ Employers
/ Graduation Rate
/ Higher Education
/ Human Capital
/ Industry Collaboration
/ Influence of Technology
/ Innovation
/ Job Placement
/ Labor Force Development
/ Labor Market
/ Manufacturing
/ Noncredit Courses
/ On the Job Training
/ Outcomes of Education
/ Partnerships in Education
/ Private Sector
/ Productivity
/ Professional Education
/ Psychology
/ School Business Relationship
/ Skilled workers
/ Skills Gap
/ Talent Development Partnerships
/ Workforce Talent Development
2024
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From Potential to Professional: Uncovering Why Business Leaders Turn to Community Colleges for Talent Development
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From Potential to Professional: Uncovering Why Business Leaders Turn to Community Colleges for Talent Development
2024
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Overview
This study explored partnerships between community colleges and businesses, focusing on the role of these partnerships in workforce development to address skill gaps in various sectors. It addressed the questions \"Why do industry practitioners choose community colleges for talent development
solutions?\" and \"How do businesses perceive community colleges in their staffing and talent pipeline development efforts?\" Utilizing an exploratory case study approach, the research gathered insights into talent challenges in various sectors from 12 senior private sector executives who had
at least 10 years of experience. Data were collected through interviews, questionnaires, and artifacts, such as strategy documents and memoranda, and thematic analysis techniques were used to code and categorize themes. The findings identified six themes in robust community college-industry
partnerships, and the study examined the development of staffing strategies for industry-facing roles at community colleges to ensure those strategies are aligned with industry expectations.
Publisher
Montezuma Publishing
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