10.13.20 ARCC Women's Business Council Monthly Meeting
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Date and Time
Tuesday Oct 13, 2020
7:30 AM - 9:00 AM EDT
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
7:30 - 9:00 am
Location
Virtually through Zoom
Fees/Admission
FREE
Contact Information
Amanda Blanton
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Description
This month's meeting will feature special guest speaker Liza Ochsendorf, Director Of Warren County Employment and Training Administration.
Liza will describe the free services offered by her organization for business owners, employees, and job seekers. She will also tell participants how to access the on-line Metrix program that offers a wide variety of training and skill development courses.
About Liza Ochsendorf
Liza Ochsendorf serves as the Director of the Employment & Training Administration for Warren County
after quitting her career in education where she climbed the ranks from a Life Skills Counselor to a Dean of Students and Director of Student Life in the nation’s first public college-preparatory urban boarding school in Washington, DC. Liza still has a passion for human service as she manages Warren County’s Career Center to support the local workforce in obtaining the training and preparation to secure and retain valuable jobs. She works closely with the Department of Labor, the local Chambers of Commerce and Warren County’s Economic Recovery Task Force to help sustain businesses and develop a trained workforce to meet the needs of the prominent local industries. Liza is a proud graduate of Syracuse University and even more proud to be back in a community where her ancestors, the Howland family, have resided since the 1800’s.
Liza will describe the free services offered by her organization for business owners, employees, and job seekers. She will also tell participants how to access the on-line Metrix program that offers a wide variety of training and skill development courses.
About Liza Ochsendorf
Liza Ochsendorf serves as the Director of the Employment & Training Administration for Warren County
after quitting her career in education where she climbed the ranks from a Life Skills Counselor to a Dean of Students and Director of Student Life in the nation’s first public college-preparatory urban boarding school in Washington, DC. Liza still has a passion for human service as she manages Warren County’s Career Center to support the local workforce in obtaining the training and preparation to secure and retain valuable jobs. She works closely with the Department of Labor, the local Chambers of Commerce and Warren County’s Economic Recovery Task Force to help sustain businesses and develop a trained workforce to meet the needs of the prominent local industries. Liza is a proud graduate of Syracuse University and even more proud to be back in a community where her ancestors, the Howland family, have resided since the 1800’s. 
