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Energy Infrastructure, Workforce Development, and Supplier Diversity— Developing Equitable Solutions to Achieve Increased Participation of African Americans in Energy
With Congress and the current Administration poised to authorize nearly $2 trillion in infrastructure investments, much of which will include energy policy and energy infrastructure, there exists a unique opportunity to connect investment capital and economic development to employment and business opportunities in African American and other communities of color. This panel will examine legislative and Administration proposals; identify opportunities for economic advancement in targeted communities and examine what is needed in targeted communities as businesses and consumers prepare to absorb deployment of multiple capital investments.
Moderator:
Ralph Cleveland, Interim President and CEO, American Association of Blacks in Energy
Panelists:
Missy Henriksen, Executive Director, Center for Energy and Workforce Development
Jamez Staples, President, Renewable Energy Partners
Maria Prince, Vice President, National Minority Supplier Diversity Council (NMSDC) Academy
To register visit https://sandstonecg.com/aabe-webinar-series-registration-03-20-21/
Contact:
DeAndre Smith
dsmith@aabe.org