Unlocking Opportunity: How immigrants support education and the workforce

Tuesday, September 17th, 6:00 PM

Immigration has not only been a catalyst in filling much needed jobs, it is also credited with strengthening the post-pandemic economy. Experts will discuss how immigrants can help fill needed roles in Dane County and bolster higher education enrollment, which is threatened by a looming demographic decline. Hosted buffet precedes the session starting at 5 p.m.

Panelists: Karen Menendez Coller, Zong Her, Matt Kures, Francisco Soza
Moderator: Valerie Crespin-Trujillo
Location: Madison College, Goodman Campus, 2429 Perry St.
Tickets: VIP, General Admission or free in-person with online registration
Sponsor: Presented by Ascendium

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