Montana Governor Steve Bullock’s 2018-2019 NGA Chair’s Initiative
The world of work is transforming at a rapid pace. Changes in technology, skills requirements, work relationships and demographics threaten to leave many workers behind. The effects of these trends are not evenly distributed. The goal of Montana Governor Steve Bullock’s 2018-2019 NGA Chair’s Initiative Good Jobs for All Americans is to demonstrate the vital role that governors play in solving these challenges and to highlight innovative actions governors can take to connect workers to good-paying careers both today and in the future.
GOOD JOBS FOR ALL AMERICANS: Governor Steve Bullock, 2018-2019 NGA Chair, on his vision for the initiative.
Key Activities
Initiative Launches
2018-2019 NGA Chair Gov. Steve Bullock of Montana starts the dialogue with the nation's governors to begin advancing the goals and priorities of Good Jobs for All Americans.
Three Regional Workshops
Regional leaders, including governors, their staff, business leaders, researchers, philanthropists, and other stakeholders will gather to have in-depth discussions focused on the Good Jobs for All Americans framework, providing their input, and sharing solutions they have developed.
- Sept. 12-13, 2018 — Pittsburgh (Download Meeting Materials)
- Dec. 5-6, 2018 — Las Vegas (Download Meeting Materials)
- March 4-5, 2019 — Des Moines (Read About the Workshop)
Good Jobs for All Americans Summit
Governors and other national leaders will gather in Whitefish, Montana to highlight state leadership, unveil the cumulative findings of the Regional Leadership Workshops, and finalize a Governors’ Guide and next steps to ensure the availability of Good Jobs for All Americans.
Governors’ Guide: Good Jobs for All Americans
At the 2019 NGA Summer Meeting, Governor Bullock will present the completed “Governors’ Guide: A Roadmap for Providing Good Jobs for All Americans,” building on the conversations and activities held across the country throughout the initiative. This will serve as a launching point for further action by governors to help workers prepare for current and future careers.
