Tamara Roberge, coordinator of workforce development and community education at White Mountain Community College, will helm the upcoming ApprenticeshipNH roundtable in North Conway. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Omni Mount Washington Resort Director of Food and Beverage Gene Meoni and General Manager Josh DeBottis (first and second from left) are joined by members of the Omni Mount Washington Resort culinary team and Bretton Woods Culinary Academy students, along with Wynn Young, Apprenticeship & Training Representative, Office of Apprenticeship, U.S. Department of Labor (fifth from right); Gregory Worthen, White Mountain Community College Associate Professor of Baking & Pastry Arts (third from right); and Emily Zeien, ApprenticeshipNH Grant Manager (first on right). (COURTESY PHOTO)
Tamara Roberge, coordinator of workforce development and community education at White Mountain Community College, will helm the upcoming ApprenticeshipNH roundtable in North Conway. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Omni Mount Washington Resort Director of Food and Beverage Gene Meoni and General Manager Josh DeBottis (first and second from left) are joined by members of the Omni Mount Washington Resort culinary team and Bretton Woods Culinary Academy students, along with Wynn Young, Apprenticeship & Training Representative, Office of Apprenticeship, U.S. Department of Labor (fifth from right); Gregory Worthen, White Mountain Community College Associate Professor of Baking & Pastry Arts (third from right); and Emily Zeien, ApprenticeshipNH Grant Manager (first on right). (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — White Mountains Community College and ApprenticeshipNH, a statewide effort that is addressing workforce needs in five core sectors of New Hampshire’s economy, invite leaders from the hospitality sector to a Business Roundtable to be held Nov. 5 from 9:30-11:30 amat WMCC’s North Conway Academic Center, 2541 White Mountain Highway, North Conway.
The roundtable will explore the Registered Apprenticeship model as a solution to the hospitality workforce shortage.
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