A big thank you to the YH20 alumni now working at the Baltimore City Department of Public Works Meter Shop Department for speaking with our 2024 Fall cohort! 🙏🏽✨ Hearing firsthand what it takes to succeed and seeing graduates thriving in the field was truly inspiring. We wish our alumni continued success in their DPW careers and can’t wait to see what this year’s class accomplishes! 🤩
Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Employment Development
Government Administration
Baltimore, Maryland 2,515 followers
We are creating a workforce system that works.
About us
The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (MOED) coordinates and directs workforce development initiatives responsive to the needs of Baltimore City employers and job seekers in order to enhance and promote the local economy.
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https://moed.baltimorecity.gov/
External link for Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Employment Development
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- Government Administration
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- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Baltimore, Maryland
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- Government Agency
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10 N. Holliday St
Baltimore, Maryland 21202, US
Employees at Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Employment Development
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Angela Harrison
Grant and policy writer
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James Smith
Program Manager - Baltimore City
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Donnice E. Brown
Highly effective workforce development change agent with a special focus on in-school/out of school youth programming (18-24 years old). Baltimore…
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John Preston Ford, MPS
Special Assistant for Workforce Development at Baltimore City MOED and IO Psych practitioner.
Updates
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If you're interested in becoming a vendor partner with us, you don't want to miss our upcoming information session on October 24th! Please RSVP by October 18th by contacting Najah Bayyan at 410-396-9035 or [email protected]
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We have the best team!
📸 We are thrilled to have shared insights and strategies with our board members and the dynamic leadership of the Mayor's Office of Employment Development, Director MacKenzie Garvin, and Assistant Director Joanna Jane Bartholomew, at the BWDB September's BWDB meeting. Together, we’re shaping the future of workforce development in Baltimore and empowering our community to thrive. #Leadership #WorkforceDevelopment #BaltimoreTogether #BWDBBaltimore City Mayor's Office of Employment Development
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MOED JOB ALERT! 🚨 We're looking for TWO Bilingual Career Coaches to join our Blueprint team! Please share to help us spread the word. Apply by October 30th at bit.ly/blueprintcoach24
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Huge congratulations to our very own Antonio Scott on his #RaisingTheBar2024 Best in Customer Service award! 🥇🎉 His colleague, Gregory Hunt Jr, GCDF said, "Antonio consistently delivers exceptional customer service, ensuring every visitor feels valued and supported. His dedication and expertise make a significant difference in the experience of all who seek assistance.” Thank you for all you do for Baltimore residents every day!
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Grads2Careers is getting well-deserved national recognition. Congratulations to Donnice E. Brown and the entire Youth Services team!
We are happy to share the profile that Carnegie Corporation of New York put together about Grads2Careers as part of their Profiles in Collective Leadership award: https://lnkd.in/eMuTN3qp Thank you to our steadfast partners, the Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Employment Development (MOED) and Baltimore City Public Schools, and to the G2C alum who shared their stories for the profile—Jada Gardner; Tamaury Minor; and Travis Robertson, Sr. We would like to echo the sentiments shared by Donnice E. Brown, Assistant Director of Youth Services at MOED when we first learned of the award: “We’re grateful for the strong network of partners who stand on the front line alongside us, dedicated to serving and uplifting Baltimore City youth…” #CollectiveImpact #CollectiveStorytelling #Partnerships
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It was a wonderful #WorkforceDevelopmentMonth!
As we wrap up #WorkforceDevelopmentMonth, I want to extend my sincere appreciation to the team at the Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Employment Development. Their tireless work and dedication are the driving forces behind MOED’s mission to deliver economic justice to the residents of Baltimore. Everyday the team is working to build a stronger workforce that will continue to shape the future of our city for years to come. It’s an honor and a privilege to work alongside the best team in workforce development!
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Congratulations to our Project Lead for Recovery Works, Jessica Cardott, on her Employee of the Year nomination! We truly appreciate your passion and dedication to creating economic opportunities for Baltimore City residents in recovery.
Grateful for the recognition and excited about the work ahead! ❤️
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We had an incredible time at #RaisingTheBar2024 last week! Gathering with other workforce development colleagues throughout Maryland has us refreshed and inspired to continue delivering economic justice to Baltimore community members. What a way to close out this #WorkforceDevelopmentMonth 👏
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Our amazing director, MacKenzie Garvin, will be on the Lessons for Baltimore panel at the Baltimore Banner's iMPACT MARYLAND 2024 event. iMPACT Maryland gathers the region's thought leaders and innovators to share insights on driving positive change in our communities. Find out more and purchase tickets at bit.ly/bannertix today!
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