What does OWIB stand for?

Oregon Workforce Investment Board

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Kudos Kevin Peterson of Farwest Steel in Eugene and Mary Spilde, president of Lane Community College, have been named to serve on the Oregon Workforce Investment Board.

BUSINESS BEAT

The Oregon Training Network, jointly sponsored by the Oregon Workforce Investment Board and the Oregon Council for Knowledge and Economic Development, aims to support skill development of Oregon's technology workers in clusters as diverse as electronics manufacturing, wood products, finance, food process, and software development.

Oregon Training Network Kicks-Off Statewide IT Education Initiative

Byline: The Register-Guard CITY/REGION Event to offer help on training grants The Oregon Workforce Investment Board has $2 million available for grants to help Oregon employers upgrade the skills of their workers.

Business Digest