National Association of Workforce Development Professionals (NAWDP)
J.Raul Reyes has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Management from Indiana University East. J.Raul Reyes has extensive experience in workforce development, employment services, training, and management. J.Raul Reyes currently holds positions at various organizations such as WorkOne Central, Edna Martin Christian Center, National Association of Workforce Development Professionals (NAWDP), EmployIndy, ResCare Workforce Services, and has also been self-employed in the past. J.Raul Reyes is skilled in providing employment services, coordinating training programs, managing operations, and facilitating job search strategies for individuals seeking employment. Additionally, J.Raul Reyes is also fluent in Spanish and English, providing interpretation and translation services.
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National Association of Workforce Development Professionals (NAWDP)
NAWDP provides professional development, resources, and certification credibility to individuals seeking to successfully compete and thrive in a workforce development career and become leaders in their field. Our Mission We enrich the workforce development community by connecting and advancing workforce professionals and through building innovative partnerships. Our Vision We are the leading advocate for workforce development professionals. Values Build relationships and connections Challenge and collaborate for advancement Embrace and drive change Inspire thought leadership and innovation Believe service is everything NAWDP is the leading advocate for workforce development professionals through our focus on our three brand pillars: connect, advance, and innovate. NAWDP members are drawn from: workforce investment boards; America’s Job Centers; community and career colleges; military bases; youth employment programs; corporations; faith and community-based organizations; and more. NAWDP members work directly with businesses and corporations, adult job seekers, youth, and priority populations. Priority populations include ex-offenders, migrant farm workers, senior citizens, individuals with disabilities, military veterans, the homeless, and others who experience barriers to employment.