DPNavigator.net: Training: Building Strategic Networks and Partnerships: A Guide for Navigators

Technical Assistance Project

Training: Building Strategic Networks and Partnerships: A Guide for Navigators

The NDI Technical Assistance Team hosted a webinar on November 23, 2009 that was designed to increase the Navigator’s capacity to build networks and partnerships that significantly contribute to positive employment outcomes for job seekers with disabilities. This training was presented by Chip Kenney. In addition to his role on the NDI TA team, Chip is the Director for the Southeast Technical Assistance and Continuing Education (TACE) Center. He has over 30 years of extensive experience working in the fields of rehabilitation and disability studies relative to academics, disability rights, and managing service delivery programs for persons with disabilities.

Title:
Building Strategic Networks and Partnerships: A Guide for Navigators

Recorded on:
Monday, November 23, 2009 – 3pm EST

Links to Training:
The complete audio/web recording of this archived presentation is now available by clicking on the following link:

The complete audio/web recording of Part I of the Archived Training is now available by clicking this link: .
* Please be sure to have your computer's speakers are plugged in and turned up in order to hear the audio

Materials / Resources:

Following are the links to download the resources and materials referenced during this webinar:
Building Strategic Networks and Partnerships PowerPoint Presentation (.ppt)
Webinar Transcript (Text file) (.txt)

This Web site contains archived materials that were developed by NDI-Consulting Inc., the contracted National Technical Assistance provider from 2008-2010, as a part of the Disability Program Navigator (DPN) Initiative. The Technical Assistance project was funded with Federal funds from the Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration under Contract No.: DOLJ081A20684. The U.S. Department of Labor/Employment and Training Administration, as a means to facilitate the ability of the public workforce system to share information, to learn, and to interact with peers and strategic partners such as business and industry, economic development, and education and training providers will preserve the archived version of this site as seen here. The information posted does not necessarily reflect official policy nor does the mention of trade names, commercial products, or organizations imply endorsement of the US Department of Labor/Employment and Training Administration (ETA), unless specifically designated. **Workforce3 One™ and the Web site www.workforce3one.org™ are independent of “Workforce One ® Employment Solutions,” a career service for the State of Florida provided by The Broward Workforce Development Board, and found on the Web at www.WF1broward.com.