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In today’s business landscape, roles and technology are evolving rapidly and many industries are competing for talent. Now more than ever, HR professionals must be intentional about helping their companies remain competitive to support long-term business success.

White-collar layoffs are rising across the country, but it comes as blue-collar jobs are on the rise. We spoke to some Sacramento students in search of new opportunities.

In a separate segment, Jerome Grant, CEO of Universal Technical Institute, discussed how technical education is increasingly vital amid labor shortages.

Eight people have been appointed or reappointed as officials to serve as board and commissioners in multiple education institutions across the state. Christopher "Sam" Lynn, Division Vice President of Campus Operations for Concorde Career Colleges, was one of the Commission for Independent Education appointees.

“Many industries overlook the post-sales stage when they think about customer service,” says Adrienne DeTray, CIO at Universal Technical Institute, a workforce education provider for transportation, skilled technicians, energy, and healthcare.

More than 13,300 graduates have trained at the 117,000-square-foot campus, launching careers across the transportation and skilled trades industries

At a time when the country disagrees on nearly everything, most Americans still agree on this: higher education should lead to a good job.

Dr. Rick Workman discusses Heartland Dental's long-standing relationship with Concorde Career Colleges to tackle workforce gaps, including their collaboration on the forthcoming Concorde-Fort Myers campus.

Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced the appointment of John Euliano and Christopher “Sam” Lynn to the Commission for Independent Education. Lynn is the Division Vice President of Campus Operations for Concorde Career Colleges.

Heartland Dental and Concorde Career Colleges broke ground earlier this year on their first co-branded dental training campus in Fort Myers, Fla. The campus will train up to 190 hygienists and dental assistants each year.