Regional Workforce Alliance (RWA)

WIRED Project Governance Structure

As the talent development arm of the Milwaukee 7, the Regional Workforce Alliance (RWA) will guide the WIRED initiative in Southeastern Wisconsin.  While M7 will focus on advancing economic strategies to unite the seven counties of Southeastern Wisconsin around an agenda to grow, expand, and attract world-class business and talent, RWA will focus on preparing the workforce to compete for 21st century jobs.

 RWA Local Elected Officals Oversight Board Committee Members

Mayor Tom Barrett - City of Milwaukee

Mark Cronce -Ozaukee County Board

Herb Tennies - Washington County Board

James Krueser - Kenosha County Executive

William McReynolds - Racine County Executive

Nancy Russell - Walworth County Board

Daniel Vrakas - Waukesha County Executive

RWA Steering Committee Members

William Berezowitz - GE Healthcare

Charles Colman - San Jamar

Bruce Connolly - Center for Education Innovation and Regional Economic Development

Franz Hoffman - Procorp. Enterprises LLC

John Keating - University of Wisconsin Parkside

Barbara Prindiville - Waukesha County Technical College

Julia Taylor - Greater Milwaukee Committee

Mary Wehrheim - Stanek Tool Corp.

Wallace White - W2Excel LLC

Transformation Investment Pool

Over 2008-09, a WIRED System Transformation Investment Pool will be available to economic,

education, and workforce development partners working in conjunction with one another

through the Regional Workforce Alliance in order to promote integration and alignment.

RWA Supply & Demand Side Committees and the RWA Leadership Team will invest in

research, planning, and capacity building activities that build a regional talent development

pipeline.

 Final Southeastern Wisconsin WIRED Transformation Investments.pdf (335.4 KB)

WIRED Transformation Investment Form.doc (91.5 KB)