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YBA Workforce NOW® Foundation Names Melissa Longenberger As Executive Director

The YBA Workforce NOW Foundation, a York County-based nonprofit launched earlier this year and focused on developing the next generation of skilled trade professionals, has named Melissa Longenberger as Executive Director.

You Don’t Need a Degree to Be Successful. Here are 7 Careers That Prove It.

Student debt rates are higher than ever, with fewer college graduates finding satisfying and long-term careers in return. Did you know that student loan debt in the U.S. totals $1.75 trillion? If you are open to pursuing a career in the skilled trades, a degree won’t likely be necessary. Here are 7 professions that prove you don’t need a college degree (and all the debt that comes with it) to build a high-paying and fulfilling career.

York Builders Association Calls For Increased Efforts To Diversify The Home Building Industry

In recognition of Professional Women in Building (PWB) Week Sept. 13-17, members of the York Builders Association and the YBA WorkforceNOW® initiative are calling for increased efforts to diversify the home building industry, which can help the systemic labor shortage.

YBA Members Share Their Careers in Construction Stories

In October industry organizations celebrate Careers in Construction Month. The idea of a month-long celebration is to rally support and raise awareness about the skills gap and the vast opportunities for lucrative and fulfilling careers in the construction industry.

This Territory Manager for a National Family of Window & Door Brands Got His Start in the Trades Out of Necessity, But He Wouldn’t Change a Thing!

Damon Keeler, Territory Manager for Marvin Doors & Windows, shares his story. How his starter job at a lumber company led to a successful career and why hes passionate about changing the perception about careers in the skilled trades.

Local High School Students Make Connections With Area Employers During YBA Construction Career Day Events

The demand for workers in the construction trades continues to grow, and the York Builders Association (YBA) is committed to spreading awareness about the tremendous career opportunities available locally through events like Construction Career Days. The second annual event took place over several days and included five host companies and nine area high schools. Approximately 80 students participated.

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