Voice of Business Podcast by the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii

Episode #43: The Power of Work-Based Learning Through Mentoring

August 03, 2022 Chamber of Commerce Hawaii Season 2 Episode 44
Episode #43: The Power of Work-Based Learning Through Mentoring
Voice of Business Podcast by the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii
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Voice of Business Podcast by the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii
Episode #43: The Power of Work-Based Learning Through Mentoring
Aug 03, 2022 Season 2 Episode 44
Chamber of Commerce Hawaii

On this special edition of the Voice of Business Podcast presented by ALTRES focused on Education and Workforce Development, Jo McGarry interviews Kyle Madriaga, Treasury Investment Officer at First Hawaiian Bank, and Lord Ryan Lizardo, Director, Work-Based Learning  (WBL) at the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii.  Madriaga and Lizardo discuss how providing real world work-based learning experiences for students is an investment in Hawaii’s workforce. In this episode, we highlight one valuable form of WBL: mentoring.

Business professionals of all ages and career levels can help to mentor Hawaii’s high school students to provide practical professional employability skills and opportunities to learn new concepts needed for the industry that may not be taught in the classroom. Through mentorship, leaders in our business community can grow Hawaii’s talent pipeline, stop the brain drain and create social capital. Listen and learn how you can get involved with mentoring Hawaii's future and for more information visit https://www.cochawaii.org/education-and-workforce-development/

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On this special edition of the Voice of Business Podcast presented by ALTRES focused on Education and Workforce Development, Jo McGarry interviews Kyle Madriaga, Treasury Investment Officer at First Hawaiian Bank, and Lord Ryan Lizardo, Director, Work-Based Learning  (WBL) at the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii.  Madriaga and Lizardo discuss how providing real world work-based learning experiences for students is an investment in Hawaii’s workforce. In this episode, we highlight one valuable form of WBL: mentoring.

Business professionals of all ages and career levels can help to mentor Hawaii’s high school students to provide practical professional employability skills and opportunities to learn new concepts needed for the industry that may not be taught in the classroom. Through mentorship, leaders in our business community can grow Hawaii’s talent pipeline, stop the brain drain and create social capital. Listen and learn how you can get involved with mentoring Hawaii's future and for more information visit https://www.cochawaii.org/education-and-workforce-development/