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Propelling Mississippi’s Workforce » WorkFuture Mississippi WorkFuture Mississippi is a dynamic initiative designed to engage the business community in strengthening and defining a robust workforce development system that meets both the immediate and long-term needs of Mississippi’s business and industry.
The Mississippi Business Alliance will prioritize the WorkFuture Institute for Workforce and Educational Excellence as a cornerstone of the overall initiative. The Institute, powered by the Mississippi Business Alliance Foundation, will serve as the critical link between private sector business needs and the public sector’s workforce training and education programs. Don't Just Do Business in Mississippi.
Build It. Take the next step in building a stronger Mississippi by connecting with the WorkFuture Institute. Contact Scott Waller at scott@msba.
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