Workforce Workshop This Tuesday

Leading Forward: Education, Industry and the Future Workforce is a panel discussion bridging education and employment across the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA).

Panelists on Tuesday at the North Augusta Chamber event span the gamut of key parts of the process to prepare students for career opportunities while addressing the evolving workforce needs of regional businesses.

The featured panelists are:

  • Dr. Corey Murphy, Superintendent, Aiken County Public School District
  • Dr. Forest Mahan, President, Aiken Technical College
  • Kristina Baggott, Vice President of Corporate and Community Engagement, Augusta University
  • Kaylen Gay, Staff Accountant, SME CPAs

 

Terra Carroll

The discussion will be moderated by Terra Carroll, President and CEO of the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce, who shared, “Workforce development cannot be the responsibility of our education systems alone. We have tremendous educational resources and employment opportunities throughout our region. The challenge – and the opportunity – is making stronger connections between them. Employers must be active partners in preparing, developing, and retaining the talent they need.”

Panelists will also explore the impact of artificial intelligence and changing skill requirements, the importance of lifelong learning, and strategies for attracting and retaining young professionals in the region.

The event supports the Chamber’s strategic emphasis on education and workforce development and its role in connecting the business community with existing regional education and workforce initiatives.

Reach out to the North Augusta Chamber to see how you can attend.

Event Details:

Leading Forward: Education, Industry & the Future Workforce
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
11:30 a.m-12:00 p.m., Lunch & Networking | 12:00-1:00 p.m., Panel Discussion
North Augusta Community Center | 495 Brookside Avenue | North Augusta, SC

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