Attracting More Workers for a Successful Future

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Vermont continues to lead the nation in addressing complex issues, but we are also experiencing an aging population and a declining workforce. By elevating our achievements, Vermont can attract more workers to ensure a more secure economic future. To do this, we must utilize creative avenues to capitalize on our strengths and promote Vermont as a great place to live, work, and raise a family: 

  • Establish ambassador programs to recruit workers in targeted industries 
  • Build on the successful ThinkVT website and create a comprehensive online toolkit to assist in relocation to Vermont 
  • Expand upon relocation testimonials to create promotional materials highlighting diverse Vermont voices 

 More information on a strategic approach to elevate Vermont’s achievements to address our declining demographics is available, HERE.

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