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Derek Griffing: The Alabama Industrial Development Training (AIDT) is part of the Postsecondary College System in the state of Alabama. The mission of AIDT is to provide workforce development for the industrial job sector as well as to expand job opportunities for the state's citizens in industry. Training and program assistance is provided to companies in an effort to find "quality" people in conjunction with properly training these individuals for workplace success in an industrial setting. The key to success and assistance is for a company to agree to create jobs for the state of Alabama. Each training program is organically developed and suited to the specific company. The partnership and program development are free of charge; dedication and company involvement is required.

Cathy Cooper: The Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (ADRS) is a state agency created in 1994 by the Alabama Legislature to provide services, including learning opportunities, to children and adults with disabilities. The ADRS operates four (4) major program areas: Alabama Early Intervention System Children's Rehabilitation Services (CRS) Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS) State of Alabama Independent Living/Homebound Service (SAIL)

Lena Fielder: The Workforce Development Program Guide addresses fives critical issues that plague the workforce development in international societies. In keeping with their mission, USAID has created a seven-step framework to improve the workforce development process. The seven-step framework provides explicit details on how to construct a workforce development program, the tools to implement the program and how to measure the outcomes to ensure they are meeting the supply and demands of the workforce and economic development for a global society.

Shanell Petty: The Alabama Workforce Training Center (AWTC), is a training site for manufacturing and construction industries, located in Birmingham and Central Alabama regions. Workers from these companies interested in advancing their skills, utilize training provided by AWTC. The goal of AWTC is to provide specific skill training to workers. Further, AWTC assist manufacturing and construction industries maintain sufficient trained workforce. Not only does AWTC provide specialized training for construction trades and manufacturing technology, they also provide softskills training for non-management and management level employees.