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Join us on Wednesday, March 24 at 3:30 pm ET for a Veteran Workforce Policy Outlook virtual event hosted by Samsung and The Manufacturing Institute, the workforce and education partner of the National Association of Manufacturers.
Terri Tanielian, Special Assistant to the President for Veterans Affairs for the Domestic Policy Council
Terri Tanielian is a nationally recognized expert in veteran policy as well as mental health policy. Most recently, she served as a Senior Behavioral Scientist at the RAND Corporation where she led several landmark studies examining the needs of military service members, veterans, their families, and their caregivers. She has expertise in suicide prevention, sexual assault prevention and response, and behavioral health. She has testified multiple times in front of both the House and Senate. In 2019, she served as a RAND Congressional Fellow with the House Committee on Veterans Affairs where she informed evidence-based policy making designed to reduce veteran suicide. She has also served on several national advisory committees related to improving mental health responses to disasters, terrorist incidents, and public health emergencies. She has more than 100 peer-reviewed publications on topics ranging from improving access to and quality of mental health and substance use treatment, improving public health emergency preparedness and response, and improving support systems for veterans, military families, and caregivers. Born in upstate New York, Tanielian graduated from Boston University and received her Master of Arts degree from The American University.
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Terri Tanielian, Special Assistant to the President for Veterans Affairs for the Domestic Policy CouncilTerri Tanielian is a nationally recognized expert in veteran policy as well as mental health policy. Most recently, she served as a Senior Behavioral Scientist at the RAND Corporation where she led several landmark studies examining the needs of military service members, veterans, their families, and their caregivers. She has expertise in suicide prevention, sexual assault prevention and response, and behavioral health. She has testified multiple times in front of both the House and Senate. In 2019, she served as a RAND Congressional Fellow with the House Committee on Veterans Affairs where she informed evidence-based policy making designed to reduce veteran suicide. She has also served on several national advisory committees related to improving mental health responses to disasters, terrorist incidents, and public health emergencies. She has more than 100 peer-reviewed publications on topics ranging from improving access to and quality of mental health and substance use treatment, improving public health emergency preparedness and response, and improving support systems for veterans, military families, and caregivers. Born in upstate New York, Tanielian graduated from Boston University and received her Master of Arts degree from The American University.
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What You’ll Learn
This event will provide a platform for policymakers to highlight their upskilling and training agendas for the new Congress and Administration. The MI will also showcase the success and impact of Heroes MAKE America, our initiative to build connections between the military community and the manufacturing industry. Heroes MAKE America has graduated over 450 participants since its inception, paving the way for success in their “next mission.” Manufacturing values the skills and experience of the greater military community and stands ready to work with Congress and the Administration to position today’s American Heroes to be tomorrow’s manufacturing leaders.
Even as the nation battles the COVID-19 crisis, manufacturers need to fill nearly 500,000 open jobs. That’s why supporting upskilling and training for those who have served is so essential to manufacturing’s continued competitiveness.
Agenda
Welcome
- Opening Remarks
- Megan Pollock, VP Strategic Communications, Samsung
- Manufacturing Workforce
- Carolyn Lee, Executive Director, The Manufacturing Institute
Keynote
- Remarks from the Biden Administration
- Terri Tanielian, Special Assistant to the President for Veterans Affairs for the Domestic Policy Council
Panel Discussion
- Fireside Chat on the Military & Veterans Agenda
- The Impact of Heroes MAKE America Upskilling
- Babs Chase, VP Military & Veterans Programs, The Manufacturing Institute
- Marsalis Leonard, Maintenance Technician, Georgia-Pacific, Heroes MAKE America Graduate (Ft. Campbell, 2020)
- Norris Sherfield, Quality Control Supervisor, Niagra, Heroes MAKE America Graduate (Ft. Hood, 2020)
Closing
How to Join
After registering, join the virtual event from your web browser at 3:30 PM ET on March 24th using this link https://samsungdcevents.com/.
Tips for Attending
- Be an active participant – ask questions, answer polls, engage in chat
- Invite others within your Veteran and Policy network
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