Connecting People in the RNR - The Unserviced Workforce

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Connecting People in the RNR - The Unserviced Workforce

Posted by Anne Giles Clelland at 6:00 AM on January 2, 2009:

Handshake 2.0 brings you the eighth edition of Connecting People in the RNR with Stuart Mease.

Stuart Mease addresses the regional issue of "the unserviced workforce" leaving the RNR for employment opportunities in metropolitan areas. He refers to the diagram on the right. Please feel free to click on the diagram or to click here to view the full .pdf version.

"RNR" refers to the Roanoke Valley and the New River Valley of Virginia.

Stuart Mease writes the blog Connecting People. On Stuart Mease's about page, you can find myriad ways to connect with him online and in person. You can find out more about Stuart Mease on Handshake 2.0.

Connecting People in the RNR
a video show by Stuart Mease
for Handshake 2.0

The opinions Stuart Mease or those he interviews express are solely their own and are not necessarily shared by Handshake 2.0 or its clients, sponsors, or advertisers.

Posted by Anne Giles Clelland at 06:00:00 AM in Connecting People in the RNR

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