Spotlighting-Our Partnerships: The Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology (CCAT) and University of Hartford
Elliot Ginsberg, president and CEO of the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc. (CCAT), will visit the University of Hartford on Tuesday, April 12, at 12:15 p.m. in UT 320 to talk about the importance of higher education to the State of Connecticut.
While serving as Chief of Staff for Congressman John Larson, Elliot
Ginsberg played a major role in championing Connecticut’s business,
technical, educational, and economic institutions. Now, as president and CEO of CCAT, Ginsberg
continues to promote and support the growth of the region's burgeoning
manufacturing and technology corridor. Ginsberg will share his unique
insights about how institutions of higher education and the
University of Hartford faculty and students, in particular, can
contribute to the State's economy. He will talk about how partnerships
between Universities and private sector employers, state agencies, and
not-for-profits can assure that Connecticut has the necessary human
capital to compete in a hyper-competitive global landscape. He will
also discuss how these partnerships simultaneously offer University of
Hartford students significant opportunities to develop valuable career
ready skills while supporting the state’s economic initiatives across
many disciplines.
Biographical Notes: In
addition to his roles with CCAT and Congressman John Larson, Elliot
Ginsberg was also Commissioner of the Department of Human Resources,
managing the statewide human services department; Executive Director to
the statewide training and advocacy organization of the legal services
programs in Connecticut; and Senior Manager of Connecticut Legal
Services. Currently, Ginsberg serves on the Governor’s Connecticut
Employment and Training Commission, the Connecticut Competitiveness
Council, the Statewide Advanced Manufacturing Advisory
Committee, MetroHartford Alliance Board of Directors, the Capital
Workforce Partners Board of Directors, as well as a variety of other
civic organizations. Mr. Ginsberg is a graduate of Franklin &
Marshall College (BA, Economics) and the University of Connecticut
School of Law.
Unotes - 4/7/16
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