Your support matters in helping businesses in Prince William County get needed resources available!
Greg Ballard, Founder, and CEO of Five C Consulting is partnering with the Prince William County Government’s Department of Economic Development through a Workforce Opportunity Research Study in Prince William County! We would like to highlight Ballard’s important message for readers regarding an important survey, ending December 18th! Your input is crucial in helping Prince William County residents access the resources they need to gain or continue their employment.
“We need your help!
Below is the link to the new Elevate Survey. Completing this survey will provide insights into how we can help get PWC residents back to work and help residents do the work they do.
Kindly take 4-5 minutes to complete the survey and share it with your network. The more people who complete this survey, the better for PWC residents and workers.“
https://www.research.net/r/pwcelevatesurvey
“¡Necesitamos tu ayuda!
A continuación se muestra el enlace a la nueva encuesta Elevacion. Que completar esta encuesta proporcionará información sobre cómo podemos ayudar a obener que los residentes de Prince William Condado. vuelvan a trabajar, y ayudar a los residentes a hacer el trabajo que deben hacer.
Por favor tómese de 4 a 5 minutos para completar la encuesta y compartir con tu red y con mas personas. Entre más personas que completen esta encuesta es mejor para los residentes y trabajadores del Condado de Prince William.“
https://www.research.net/r/pwcelevatesurvey?lang=es
The Elevate Survey provides insight into the PWC workforce, unemployed and under-employed residents, in particular. Results of this survey will help the county make strategic investments and policy decisions that will help get people back to work. The survey will also provide information for future projects like “Elevate” which has provided free training and certifications for qualified PWC residents. When you complete the survey and share it with your network, you are helping PWC residents.
“We want to see our small business community THRIVE in 2021,” remarked Ballard
