Topic: Community Partnerships
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area is proud to host Kimberly Moreno, a Round Rock ISD teacher, through the Teacher Externship Program. During her time with WSRCA, she's gaining firsthand insight into workforce development while sharing her valuable perspective as an educator, helping strengthen the connection between classrooms and careers.
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area welcomed TWC Executive Director Steve Pier for discussions on workforce innovation, regional partnerships, and strategies that connect employers with talent and expand opportunity across Central Texas.
WSRCA joined the Hutto Area Chamber luncheon to discuss workforce trends, employer needs, economic growth, and Hutto's expanding talent pipeline.
Leaders from across Bastrop County gathered to strengthen workforce alignment, coordinate initiatives, and prepare for continued growth and workforce demand.
More than 150 job seekers and 30+ employers connected at the Georgetown Job Fair, hosted by Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area and the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce.
Supported by WSRCA, RWHC launched its first regional healthcare workforce committee, bringing partners together to address workforce gaps and expand access to care in rural Central Texas.