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GMU, Melwood and supervisor's office highlighted as partners in free training program
Summary
Speakers emphasized collaboration among GMU, the supervisor's office and Melwood to offer free workforce training through the WISH Center, and argued entrepreneurship from graduates will boost local revenues.
A program partner listed George Mason University (GMU), the supervisor's office and Melwood as collaborators delivering the program at no cost to participants. "For GMU's, supervisor lehi office and Melwood, partnership and bring this to the community for for free," the partner said, urging uptake of the opportunity for residents.
Speakers said the partnerships aim to spur entrepreneurship and strengthen local revenue streams as graduates start enterprises. Organizers framed the arrangement as a public‑private collaboration among higher education, local government and nonprofit partners designed to increase economic mobility in the neighborhood.
