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Tulsa Area Workforce Investment Board
Vision:
A globally competitive workforce”
Mission
“We lead an adaptive, innovative workforce
and economic development system that
serves our regional stakeholders.”
Workforce Investment Act
The Workforce Investment Act of 1998 led to the creation of the Tulsa Area Workforce Investment Board (Workforce Tulsa). Workforce Tulsa has the legislative charter to create workforce development policy, oversee the workforce development system, coordinate workforce development resources and convene workforce development partners for its local region, including Tulsa, Pawnee, Creek and Osage counties.
“The Act made significant changes to
Workforce development, mandating
That workforce Investment boards
Should be policy makers for their
regions.”
Board Composition
The Workforce Tulsa Board is composed of representatives from regional agencies, educational institutions, service providers and employers: all entities who have a vested interest in ensuring that the region’s workforce is able to support – both now and in the future – industry needs. Agencies and institutions nominate their representatives to the board and local chambers of commerce nominate employers to the board. All nominees are appointed by the Chief Locally Elected Official – the Mayor of Tulsa.
Contact information:
www.workforcetulsa.com
2 North Elgin
Tulsa, OK 74120
Website: www.workforcetulsa.com
General information: admin@workforcetulsa.com
Phone: 918-596-1777
Fax: 918-596-7678
Workforce Tulsa is an equal opportunity employer/program.
Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
This presentation was financed in whole or part by funds from the US Department of Labor as administered by the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.