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SBConnect Industry Chats

Connect Your Industry to the Future Workforce

SBConnect is your opportunity to engage directly with the next generation of talent in San Bernardino County.

Through our Workforce Wednesday video series, we partner with industry professionals to showcase real careers, highlight workforce needs, and inspire future employees.

Why Partner with SBConnect?

By participating in SBConnect, your organization can:

  • Showcase your industry to students, educators, and the community
  • Build awareness of career pathways within your field
  • Support workforce development by sharing real-world insights
  • Position your organization as a community leader
  • Help shape the future talent pipeline

What Participation Looks Like

As a partner, you can:

  • Be featured in a Workforce Wednesday spotlight video
  • Share your career journey, company insights, and hiring needs
  • Highlight in-demand skills and entry points into your industry
  • Inspire students through authentic, real-world experiences

Each feature gives your organization visibility while helping learners understand how to get started and succeed in your field.

Get Involved

Ready to share your story and invest in the future workforce?

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View Past SBConnect Industry Chats

Private Chef Culinary

What does it take to turn a passion for cooking into a career? In this episode of Workforce Wednesday, we meet Chef Jones, a private chef who shares how culinary training, creativity, and entrepreneurship can come together in a unique career path. From building skills at Le Cordon Bleu to creating personalized food experiences for clients, Chef Jones gives students a look into the world of private culinary service and what it takes to succeed in the industry.

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Podiatric Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences

🩺 This week on Workforce Wednesday, we’re highlighting the field of Podiatric Medicine with the Clinical Director of Podiatry at Western University of Health Sciences. Podiatrists are medical specialists who diagnose and treat conditions of the foot and ankle, helping patients improve mobility, recover from injuries, and maintain overall health. In this episode, we explore the education pathway to becoming a podiatrist, the tools and technology used in the field, and how this specialized area of medicine makes a meaningful difference in patients’ lives. Students will also learn about the years of training required, including medical school and residency, and hear advice for those interested in pursuing careers in healthcare.

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Crime Analyst Sheriff's Dept

On this episode of Workforce Wednesday, we’re highlighting the role of two Crime Analysts at the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department – Rancho Cucamonga Patrol Station. Crime Analysts work behind the scenes using data, mapping technology, and research to identify patterns and support public safety strategies. In this episode, learn how technology, critical thinking, and analysis help inform decision-making within law enforcement. This career spotlight shows students how skills in data analysis, research, and technology can lead to impactful roles in public service.

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