Wall Street West
125 Goodman Drive
Bethlehem PA 18015
Phone: (610) 758-5219
Fax: (610) 861-5918
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PRESS RELEASE: Wall Street West Releases Investment Portfolio; Highlights Workforce Development Achievements throughout the Region - 5/13/09
As the Wall Street West workforce development programs continue to aid the current and future residents of the ten-county region, the initiative's stakeholders are using the momentum of the U.S. Department of Labor's Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development (WIRED) grant to develop a sustainable plan for the future. >MORE
Press Release: Wall Street West Announces Expansion of Eligible Industry Clusters; Addition of Tenth County - 4/9/09
PRESS RELEASE: Wall Street West Awards $1.6 million for Workforce Development Projects - 11/12/08
The past, present and future of Wall Street West came together for the initiatives fourth regional meeting at the TEK Park Campus today. Joined by Wall Street West funding recipients, committee members and regional stakeholders, the event was highlighted by the announcement of 10 new workforce development projects totaling more than $1.6 million. >MORE
PRESS RELEASE: Wall Street West Commends Success of Originate Ventures' Internship Program - 9/9/08
Students from Villanova, Boston College learn first-hand about the Venture Capital Industry
In nature, a wildcat and an eagle would not typically work well together, but in the business world, they were able to coexist seamlessly due to an opportunity from a respected venture capital firm and a regional workforce initiative in Northeastern Pennsylvania. >MORE
PRESS RELEASE: Wall Street West Announces Disaster Recovery Services Leader to Open New Data Center in Northeastern Pennsylvania - 7/18/08
Wall Street West, a non-profit organization focused on enhancing Northeastern Pennsylvania's workforce and economic development in the financial services, information technology and related industries, announced today that two of the initiative's partners will collaborate to develop a 228,600 square-foot data center, which will create and retain 90 jobs and further enhance a growing industry in the area. >MORE
PRESS RELEASE: Wall Street West Awards Record $6.5 Million to Develop Northeastern Pennsylvania's Workforce - 5/30/08
At the University of Scranton, Wall Street West's fourth regional meeting brought together local, state and federal officials for the announcement of more than $6.5 million in federal funding for projects designed to strengthen the region's ability to sustain the jobs of the future. >MORE
PRESS RELEASE: Wall Street West Launches Educational Media Series to Highlight Regional Assets and Career Opportunities in Key Industry Sectors - 5/7/08
High Schools and colleges throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania now have a new, free tool to educate students on what types of jobs will shape the region's future.
Wall Street West today announced the official launch of Wall Street West / Career Gates, a series of dynamic videos aimed at informing the current and future workforce about exciting and unique careers in financial services and other information technology industries in Northeastern Pennsylvania. The videos focus on both the variety of occupations that currently and potentially will exist in the region, as well as the educational tracts needed to be successful in them. >MORE
PRESS RELEASE: Wall Street West Invests More Than $500,000 in Additional Funds in Education and Training- 3/17/08
Continuing its commitment to building an integrated and sustainable economic and workforce development system, Wall Street West has allocated more than $500,000 in WIRED funding to develop programming that will boost the skill set of workers in northeastern Pennsylvania. These funds will be allocated to the second round of Innovation Investment recipients. Additionally, Wall Street West has launched its Gap Investments program, which was developed to ensure the workforce and an aligned education and training system are in place to attract and sustain a financial services sector in northeastern Pennsylvania. >MORE
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Help is available to students, the jobless
Change is hardly ever easy, especially when it is involuntary. This idea comes to mind with the current state of the economy and the increase in unemployed individuals. As the PA CareerLink administrator for Monroe County, every day I witness the effect this economic downturn is having on people in our communities, most of whom did everything right by working hard for themselves and their families. >MORE
Initiatives battle financial knowledge deficit
In 2006, the Jump$tart Coalition , a national organization dedicated to improving the financial literacy of kindergarten through college-age students, surveyed high school seniors across the country on basic financial knowledge.
The average score: 52.4 percent.
A disturbingly low number, but if addressed, could be improved. In 2008, the organization again surveyed high school seniors.
The average score: 48.3 percent. >MORE
From Trading Floor to the Classroom: Area math teachers learning ways to teach high school students about stocks, bonds, market securities.
High finance is coming to local high schools, courtesy of the Wall Street West initiative and a weeklong workshop at King's College. Jason Brown, a vice-president at Prudential Insurance, gestures during a discussion about retirement plans Thursday with area high school math teachers. Brown was among presenters during a weeklong workshop covering a wide range of financial topics the teachers can then incorporate into their high school classrooms. The workshop was part of the Wall Street West Initiative. >MORE
Penn State - Berks Cybercamp Helping Students Prepare for the Future
Wall Street West was set up to provide cyber-security for the information hub of New York City in case disaster strikes. The project calls for transferring financial information between our region and New York via fiber optic lines. But now, the agencies behind the initiative are trying to secure a stronger work force, and they're looking locally. >MORE
Wall Street West Grants Pour In
Area work force development and educational groups will receive more than $6 million as part of a Wall Street West initiative expected to boost financial and information technology skills in the region. >MORE
Wall Street West Regional Meeting News Coverage - May 30, 2008