Learning and Collaboration
We are always pursuing business development opportunities. With this in mind, Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services attended the 2025 National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) Conference in Washington, DC.
The conference theme, “Serving Those Who Served,” combined with the expertise of attendees from state workforce agencies and partner organizations, made it the perfect event to identify and nurture growth opportunities and to build strategic partnerships.
During every engagement Dixon Center shared:
- Inspiring stories of resilience and leadership.
- New and innovative collaborations, pilot programs and platforms.
- Our successful workforce development projects across the country.
- Business development and growth opportunities with potential new partners.
These discussions of our capacity building and collaboration were the keys to a successful conference. We are looking forward to connecting our Programs and Services team to our new contacts as we pursue strategic partnerships.
Eileen Greenlay, 2nd from left in the back row, at the NASWAVets25 Conference, July 9-11, in DC.
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