Workforce Solutions Honors BMDD with Sterling Award at 25th Anniversary Celebration

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Oct 25, 2021
Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas

Abilene, Texas — Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas hosted a 25th Anniversary Celebration and Sterling Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, October 20, 2021, on the 1st Floor of the Enterprise Building located at 500 Chestnut, Suite 1000 in Abilene. The 25th Anniversary event included remarks from key leaders including Texas Workforce Commission Executive Director Ed Serna, a short video commemorating recent successes, and a Sterling Awards presentation.

Sterling Awards recognize economic development, community, and education organizations for their partnership. “The Sterling Award recipients are special partners who have consistently collaborated and supported workforce development initiatives over the past 25 years,” said Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas Executive Director Mary Ross. “The initiatives benefit businesses, communities, and residents across West Central Texas.” The Brownwood Municipal Development District was honored during the ceremony.

Other recipients included: 2-1-1 A Call for Help, City of Abilene, Abilene Industrial Foundation, Breckenridge Economic Development Corporation, Cisco College, Development Corporation of Abilene, Development Corporation of Snyder, Eastland Economic Development Corporation, Ranger College, Region XIV Education Service Center, Sweetwater Enterprise for Economic Development, Inc., Texas Midwest Community Network, Texas State Technical College, and Western Texas College.

Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas has played a vital role in developing a skilled workforce throughout the 19 county region since inception in September 1996. Over the last 25 years, thousands of individuals seeking employment and employers needing skilled workers have been served by Workforce Solutions.  Innovative programs and training initiatives have also been developed to serve students and adults in an effort to meet employer demand.