Youth Climate Career Summit on Wednesday, April 3rd – Westchester and Troy; April 19 – Morrisville

New York State will invest more than $40 billion in renewable and transmission projects over the next 10 years, resulting in the creation of more than 200,000 clean energy jobs.  How can you take advantage of this opportunity? All hosted by “Clean Energy Careers NY

April 3 Westchester

April 3 Troy

 April 19 Morrisville

MORE FOR APR 3- WESTCHESTER

Westchester County is actively expanding its capacity in the Clean Energy sector to support current and future employers, as well as our residents.

  • This event aims to provide an engaging and informative platform for students interested in exploring career opportunities in the burgeoning field of clean energy and sustainability.
  • Participation is free and you can contact coordinator@greatersyracuseworks.com with any questions.
  • Youth, women, people of color, previously incarcerated individuals, veterans, and individuals from historically disadvantaged communities are strongly encouraged to attend.

Event Details:

Participants will:
  • Learn from clean energy industry leaders
  • Discover local training & education pathways
  • Network with clean energy professionals
  •  Connect with currently hiring employers and share your resume
Vendors will:
  • Meet qualified local workforce
  • Promote hiring and training opportunities
  •  Network with clean energy stakeholders
  • Showcase leadership and expertise
  • Youth, women, people of color, previously incarcerated individuals, veterans, and individuals from historically disadvantaged communities are strongly encouraged to attend.

 

MORE FOR APR 3- TROY

Are you a young person looking to enter the clean energy workforce? Check out the Youth Climate Career Summit on Wednesday, April 3rd from 9am to 6pm at RPI’s Sage Labs. This transformative event unites climate justice, clean energy, and sustainable careers into one event packed with opportunity. Sponsored by the NYSERDA Capital Region Clean Energy Hub, this free summit invites students, young professionals, and the public to explore lucrative opportunities in climate-related fields.

At this summit, you can look forward to:

👷🏼‍♀️ Panel discussions on sustainability research
👷🏼‍♀️ Participatory workshops
👷🏼‍♀️ Career networking opportunities
👷🏼‍♀️ A student club lunch
👷🏼‍♀️ Opportunities to display your own research

This free event could be your chance to launch or transition your career towards sustainability! If you are interested in this summit and other green career opportunities, sign up for Clean Energy Careers NY to receive event information, job opportunities, and more.

 

MORE FOR APRIL 19, MORRISVILLE

This event aims to provide an engaging and informative platform for students interested in exploring career opportunities in the burgeoning field of clean energy and sustainability.

  • Date: Tuesday, April 19, 2024
  • Event Venue: 9:30 am – 2:00 pm
  • Location: SUNY Morrisville Campus
  • More Info here: https://cleanenergycareersny.org/event-morrisville/
  • The day’s agenda will include:
    • Keynote Speaker: We have invited a prominent figure in the clean energy industry to share insights and experiences with the attendees.
    • Breakout Sessions: Participants will have the opportunity to attend various breakout sessions covering topics such as solar energy, wind power, and other renewable energy sources.
    • Lunch: A complimentary lunch will be provided for all attendees, offering an opportunity for networking and informal discussions.
    • Tour of SUNY Morrisville’s Agricultural and Clean Energy Technology Center (ACET Center): Participants will have the chance to explore our state-of-the-art facilities and learn about innovative technologies and projects underway in the field of clean energy.
    • Interactive Sessions: Engaging activities and interactive sessions will be conducted to provide hands-on experience related to renewable energy and sustainability.
    • This event will not only inspire and educate students about the exciting career prospects in clean energy but also provide valuable insights for educators to incorporate into their curriculum.