The Official Launch of the Engineering Workforce Consortium

The Official Launch of the Engineering Workforce Consortium

Addressing the critical shortage of skilled professionals in infrastructure development, top engineering and public works associations have joined forces to launch the Engineering Workforce Consortium (EWC).

The formation of the Engineering Workforce Consortium follows a landmark workforce summit convened by the American Council of Engineering Companies, the American Public Works Association , and the American Society of Civil Engineers . Recognizing the urgent need to tackle workforce challenges in the industry, the Consortium, representing professional societies, trade associations, and academic institutions, is spearheading a collaborative effort to attract, retain and activate the next generation of engineering and public works professionals.

The mission of the Engineering Workforce Consortium is centered around three core objectives:

  1. Attracting the next generation of engineering talent
  2. Retaining the existing workforce in engineering and public works
  3. Advocating for industry growth and sustainability

Watch the official launch event here: https://youtu.be/rVXhwSKIiJ4?si=I48g-mSExPGpAS9a

The EWC is made up of a wide range of groups committed to solving the workforce shortage in engineering and public works.

EWC Steering Committee

American Council of Engineering Companies

American Public Works Association

American Society of Civil Engineers

EWC Participating Organizations

ACE Mentor Program of America

US Army Corps of Engineers

Connecticut Transportation Institute- UConn

DiscoverE

ElevateHER

Engineers Without Borders USA

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Institute of Transportation Engineers

National Academy of Construction

National Society of Professional Engineers

Society of American Military Engineers

Society of Women Engineers

With a focus on collaboration, innovation, and advocacy, the Engineering Workforce Consortium represents a pivotal step towards fortifying the engineering and public works sectors for the future. Together, these industry leaders are committed to nurturing talent, retaining expertise, and driving growth in STEM careers to meet the evolving demands of infrastructure development.


Love to see it! ??

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Brian Walch

I help technical consulting firms build high-performing management teams so that employees and the business thrive.

4 个月

It is great to see this kind of collaboration to solve a challenge that affects us all. I look forward to trying to do my part and support engineering firms as they develop their management teams and culture.

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Carl Hattermann, CEPA

Senior Vice President RBC Wealth Management

4 个月

Employee Ownership through ESOPs is a key driver of recruiting and retention

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