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Oct 5, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
SummerWorks is seeking a qualified organization to serve as its employer of record. The program funds subsidized employment for youth and young adults ages 16–19. Participants work in positions with local nonprofit organizations and public agencies.
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City
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Louisville
County
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Jefferson
Address
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410 W Chestnut Street, Suite 200
Phone Number
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(502) 209-4834
Zip Code
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40202
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Board meetings and strategic plans from KentuckianaWorks
The committee reviewed and approved a $1.2 million budget allocation for the 'After the Tassel' workforce initiative, discussed challenges in tracking employment outcomes for high school graduates, and reviewed data on 'The Spot' program regarding participant employment and recidivism rates. The committee also assessed the organization's management framework, specifically the implementation of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) and the use of a scorecard to monitor performance metrics like workforce outcomes, employer engagement, and progress toward annual impact goals.
The board meeting focused on several key financial and strategic initiatives, including the approval of the state-funded budget for the 'Putting Young Kentuckians to Work' program and the adoption of the overall organizational budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Leadership presented on the implementation of the Entrepreneurial Operating System, a management framework designed to improve performance tracking and align strategic goals with daily operations. The Executive Director provided updates on potential federal funding reductions under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and facilitated a discussion regarding advocacy strategies for engaging state and federal policymakers to ensure continued support for workforce programs.
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The committee reviewed and approved a contract with YouthBuild Louisville to operate the SummerWorks program for the upcoming cycle, discussing program performance and planned operational enhancements. A presentation was provided on a new online tool for career exploration and labor market intelligence. Furthermore, the committee received updates regarding the relocation of local Adult Career Centers to a new campus. The Executive Director also reported on grant funding initiatives for Code Kentucky and ongoing collaborative workforce development efforts.
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