The annual Workforce Development Summit is the pinnacle of CEWD’s learning experiences. It brings the industry’s “who’s who” together for strategic dialogues, insight into best practices within the industry and beyond, trend analysis and future-scaping, and the most comprehensive networking that exists in the energy sector’s workforce development arena. Sessions are designed to turn ideas into action for those attending and for the industry as a whole.
Did your busy schedule prevent you from joining the 2020 Summit? Want to refer back to a session that was especially enlightening? Curious to know the discussion that occured in a concurrent session you may have missed? You are in luck! All of the education sessions were recorded, and are available for later viewing on the event platform through January 2021.
We hope that you will continue to enjoy these interviews and panels, which you may be able to apply as Continuing Education Credits. Registration remains open for those who were unable to attend the live dates, but would like to take advantage of this post-event opportunity.
Program Details
View the full schedule for each day of the Annual Workforce Summit.
Almost two dozen concurrent sessions will be offered in the following tracks:
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- Managing Workforce Development and Workforce Planning
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
- Training and Skill Development for Our Future Workforce
- Workforce Development Outside the HR Suite
- Staying One Step Ahead of the Changing Workplace Culture
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This year’s Summit gives you the flexibility to view programming on your own schedule. You can view content live, with fellow attendees, and participate in live Q&A chat after each session—or watch it all at your convenience through the end of 2020.
Members can access information from prior year meetings here.
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Special Thanks to Our Sponsors
Our sincerest gratitude to the organizations who sponsored the 2020 Workforce Development Summit. Their support not only helped provide top quality educational offerings, but also enabled necessary resources for CEWD to build partnerships, educate the public and create awareness about the energy industry.