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Essex County Board nominates Woltazia Melinda Masano for Workforce Development Board

May 22, 2024 | Essex County, New Jersey



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Essex County Board nominates Woltazia Melinda Masano for Workforce Development Board
The Essex County Board of Commissioners meeting on May 22, 2024, highlighted a significant appointment to the Essex County Workforce Development Board, aiming to enhance local economic opportunities. The board unanimously approved the nomination of Woltazia Melinda Masano, a seasoned manager at Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG), who has dedicated over 20 years to fostering clean energy jobs.

Masano, who addressed the board, emphasized her commitment to creating career pathways for underserved communities, stating that her initiatives have already helped over 2,500 individuals secure employment in clean energy sectors. Her focus on small business training and local community engagement aligns with the board's goals to bolster workforce development in Essex County.

Commissioner Sebold praised Masano's expertise and willingness to volunteer her time, reinforcing the board's appreciation for her contributions. The resolution passed with a unanimous vote, showcasing a collective commitment to enhancing workforce development in the region.

The meeting also included procedural elements, such as roll calls and public comments, but no additional agenda items were discussed. The board's focus on workforce development signals a proactive approach to addressing economic challenges in Essex County, with Masano's appointment seen as a pivotal step forward.

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