MyCom 2012 Annual Meeting     

 MyCom Annual Meeting Panelists Tom Shumann of EC Kitzel, Jon Taylor of GrafTech, Charlena Pierce of Tri-C,

Kathy Krehnovi of Rockwell Automation, and Claude Kennard of Metal Alloy Reclaimers

 

  MyCom: My Commitment, My Community

 A public-private partnership dedicated to connecting youth to

caring adults and positive options in a safe environment.

 

Greetings!     

 

Welcome to 2013!

 

As we move forward with our MyCom youth development network, I am grateful to all of you for your continued work ensuring our youth are given all of the tools they need to succeed.

 

Our 2012 Annual Meeting focused on our manufacturing industry and the workforce skills they need our youth to possess. I would like to thank our meeting partner, MAGNET, for their support and organization of our meeting opening and panelist speakers. My gratitude to Dr. Judith Crocker of MAGNET and her team.

 

We recognized Mayor Frank G. Jackson with our MyCom Youth Voice Award for Civic Leadership. I thank him for taking the time to accept his award in person and show his support for our youth and their futures.

 

We move into 2013 with a strong purpose to continue promoting a community where all youth are educationally successful, supported by a caring adult, and feel safe in their neighborhood through our network of MyCom partners.

 

Thank Lisa Bottomsyou for your dedication and effort.

 

Lisa Bottoms

The Cleveland Foundation

 
MyCom Partners with MAGNET for 2012 Annual Meeting

Focused efforts on developing our future workforce is a key for local manufacturing employers.

 

The Cleveland Foundation and MAGNET hosted the 2012 Annual MyCom meeting with Cuyahoga County on Friday, December 7, 2012, at Windows on the River.

 

The honorees, including Mayor Frank G. Jackson, received awards for their effort to promote the MyCom vision to inspire and prepare young people in Greater Cleveland to reach their potential and contribute to their community.

 

As a part of the event, MyCom presented its accomplishments for 2011/2012. Highlights included 2,579 students taking advantage of after-school programs, over 1,230 students involved in tutoring and acadmic enrichment, and 3,132 youth employed during this period, including summers.

 

"By successfully focusing our youth employment efforts on real-world job needs, we are able to equip our youth with skills that will be valued and successful in Cleveland's new economy," said Lisa Bottoms, Program Director, Human Services and Child & Youth Development, The Cleveland Foundation.

 

With that goal in mind, there was a panel discussion led by Dr. Judith Crocker of MAGNET, the Manufacturing Advocacy & Growth Network. MAGNET partnered with MyCom to educate and connect young people in Greater Cleveland with manufacturing opportunities in the region. Panel participants included representatives from Kitzel, Rockwell Automation, Cuyahoga Community College, GrafTech Holdings Inc., and Metal Alloy Reclaimers, Inc.

 

Read the full press release.

 

County Executive Ed FitzGerald & Cleveland Foundation President Ronn Richard Support MyCom!
 
Two community leaders lend their voice to support our youth!
 
  
Did you attend the 2012 MyCom Annual Meeting? 

MyCom Winners  
 
 MAGNET 
 
 
  
Congratulations MyCom 2012 Youth Voice Award Winners!
  

Civic Leader

 

Mayor Frank G. Jackson

City of Cleveland

  

Mayor Jackson with Lisa Bottoms of The Cleveland Foundation and Robin R. Martin of the Family & Children First Council of Cuyahoga County

 

Youth Leaders

  • Kevaureon Woodfolk, Washington Park Environmental Academy
  • Kayla Belcher, John Marshall High School
  • Corey Bigbee, Max Hayes High School
  • Quenice Sims, Health Careers, MLK Jr. Career Campus
  • Da'Vonte Davis, Max Hayes High School
  • Shyaira Thomas, Glenville High School
  • Erin McKelle Fischer, Brecksville/Broadview Heights High School

Caring Adult Leaders

  • Emily Miller Cook, Slavic Village Development Corporation
  • Mike Matthis, East Technical High School

MyCom Agency Leaders

  • Billie Osborne-Fears, Starting Point
  • Michael Matthews, Neighborhood Leadership Institute

 MyCom Award Winners Mike Mathews and Billie Osborne Fears with Robin Martin & Lisa Bottoms

 

Business Leaders

  • Andrea Tinman, Community Relations, GE Lighting
  • J.J. Venci, Owner, Corlett Movers & Storage

 

 

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