Rowan EDC proudly announces that Kendall Henderson, Director of Business Services, has successfully completed the Certificate in Workforce Development Fundamentals Program, a prestigious joint initiative by the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) and the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) Foundation. This accomplishment highlights Kendall’s dedication to advancing workforce solutions that drive economic growth and create meaningful opportunities in Rowan County.
The program, which emphasizes equitable workforce opportunities and outcomes, provided Kendall with specialized training in workforce development strategies, building collaborative partnerships, and addressing labor market challenges. With this certification, Kendall is uniquely equipped to enhance Rowan EDC’s initiatives, supporting businesses and industries in meeting their workforce needs while fostering a thriving local economy.
“Kendall’s achievement reflects her unwavering commitment to professional growth and her passion for making a positive impact in our community,” said Rod Crider, President of Rowan EDC. “Her dedication to advancing workforce strategies not only enhances our ability to serve Rowan County’s businesses but also strengthens the foundation for creating equitable opportunities for our residents. We couldn’t be prouder of her accomplishment.”
Kendall expressed her excitement about the certification’s potential to influence her work, stating, “This program has provided me with valuable insights into building inclusive workforce strategies and leveraging partnerships to create meaningful opportunities. I am excited to apply what I’ve learned to further enhance Rowan EDC’s talent initiatives and help businesses and individuals achieve their goals.”
Rowan EDC remains committed to fostering talent development and driving economic progress in the region. Kendall’s certification represents a significant step forward in achieving these goals and reflects the organization’s dedication to excellence and innovation in workforce development.
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