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Stakeholder Engagement & Facilitation Consultant

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Workforce Development Consulting Services

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AgencyCalifornia → Harbor Department, Port of Los Angeles
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Facilitates workshops and meetings for prime contractors on Port of Los Angeles workforce projects. Manages POLA TEACH convenings with labor organizations, industry stakeholders, and community partners. Develops inclusive engagement strategies and documents meeting outcomes. Requires experience in labor relations and multi-sector stakeholder facilitation. Delivers a comprehensive Stakeholder Engagement Plan.

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