Presentation on the need for a new visual vocabulary and new strategy models in order to innovate in workforce development

1. Policy, Research, Data:
VIsualizing Our Future
Workforce Challenges
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Ed Morrison
Purdue Center for Regional Development
EMSI Annual Conference
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho
October 15, 2013

2. Workforce
Development:
It’s harder than
rocket science
...more like
molecular
biology
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3. Had enough?
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4. The Bad News:
Partisan
differences are
growing
Source: The Pew Research Center, Trends in American Values, 1987-2012
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5. The Bad News:
We’re falling
behind in the skills
race
Source: New York Post, October 8, 2013
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6. The Good News:
We are charting a new path
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7. IT STARTS HERE
Thinking Differently
Behaving Differently
Doing Differently
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8. IT STARTS HERE
Thinking Differently
Behaving Differently
Doing Differently
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9. THINK DIFFERENTLY
THROW OUT OLD NOTIONS OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
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10. THINK DIFFERENTLY
THROW OUT OLD NOTIONS OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
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11. THINK DIFFERENTLY
THROW OUT OLD NOTIONS OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
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12. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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13. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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14. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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15. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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16. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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17. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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18. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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19. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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20. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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21. GET
THE
SHIFT...
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22. Move your
thinking...
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23. To innovate, build trust by doing...
Interested
Community
Community of
Practice
Innovating
Network
Advocate
Together
Learn
Together
Innovate
Together
Trust
level
Time
Source: Ed Morrison, distributed with a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License
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24. IT STARTS HERE
Thinking Differently
Behaving Differently
Doing Differently
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25. Civility powers innovation and allows it to scale
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26. Start New Conversations
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27. There’s lots to talk about
4 Years of
College
PreK
K through 12
2 Years of
College
Career
Certifications
$10.00
per hour
Entry
level
Dependency
Cycle
Unemployed
Working
poor
Source: Ed Morrison, Copyright 2004 distributed through a Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution ShareAlike license.
The Purdue Center for Regional Development incubates these network based models. edmorrison@purdue.edu
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28. With powerful data visualization
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29. We need new
ways to map
skills
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30. We need new ways to
visualize pathways
Employee
Supply
Category
“A”
Category
“B”
Employer
Demand
Category
“C”
Category
“D”
Employers
High
Schools
Working
Poor
At
Risk
and
Dependent
Popula?on
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The
Unemployed

31. IT STARTS HERE
Thinking Differently
Behaving Differently
Doing Differently
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32. STRATEGIC DOING
LINK AND LEVERAGE STRATEGIES
Strategic Doing
Do
Think
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33. WORKFORCE INNOVATIONS
60+ COLLABORATIONS: 80% SURVIVAL RATE
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Green Collar Manufacturing

34. Milwaukee Water Cluster
Public Sector
• Engineering services
Federal
Government
UNDP
DNR
Joy
Veolia
MMSD
M7/GMC
City of
Milwaukee
Private Sector
CH2MHILL
Environmental
Sanitarie
• Wastewater treatment
design
School of Freshwater
Science
• Water heaters
Consumer
Products
Monitoring &
Detection
UWM
DOE
Physics
Funds
Fluid Power
NSF
MSOE
Foundations
Rapid Proto Center
EPA
NOAA/DOC
Greater
Milwaukee
Foundation
International
Partners
Interior
DoD
NIH
© 2008, Brian D. Thompson, UWM Research Foundation
Kohler
• Faucets
• Materials, coatings, plating
• Casting technology
Materials
CEAS
Academic Institutions
Fall River
AO Smith
Detection
Chem & Biosci
Flygt
• pumps
• Water meters
• Meter reading systems
Pumps/ Valves/
Components
WATER Inst.
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Badger Meter
Analysis/
Measuring/
Control
Processing &
Treatment
Fluid Transport/
Civil & Ind. Engr.
Thermo Fisher
Scientific
AquaSensors
• Water reuse & softening
• Phosphate & radium removal
Treatment/
Processing/
Softening
Energy
Efficiency
Marquette
Pentair
• Filtering & purification
Procorp
Water User
ITT
Advanced
Chemical Systems
• Ind. wastewater treatment
• Intake quality, output quality
• Energy consumption
Bioscience
GE
• Water treatment equipment
Miller Coors
Water Council
UW-Madison
Siemens
Great Lakes Water
• Water utilities
Utilities
Municipalities
Bucyrus
USDA
Funding Agencies
World Bank
10/6/08

35. IT ALL STARTS HERE
EXPANDING COLLABORATION DEPENDS ON FOCUSED CONVERSATION
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36. “If your actions inspire others to dream
more, learn more, do more and become
more, you are a leader.”
John Quincy Adams
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37. THANK YOU
Learn more
Peggy Hosea
phosea@purdue.edu
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