Talent Ready Utah seeks $3M for energy workforce accelerator and expands AI, deep-tech training
Talent Ready Utah presented a consensus-budget request to the Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee seeking $3 million ongoing for an energy workforce accelerator while also prioritizing AI and deep-tech programs; nonprofit TechMoms told personal stories of return-to-work success supported by Talent Ready Utah grants.
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Talent Ready Utah told the Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee it is seeking targeted, systemwide investments to prepare Utah workers for energy, AI and deep-tech jobs while scaling return-to-work programs that place participants with employers.
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