Advocacy Reach NAWB represents over 570 workforce development boards and coordinates with policy makers in Washington, DC, indicating broad influence and potential access to a national network of decision makers who influence workforce program funding and partner ecosystems.

Digital Toolkit Recent launches of a Toolkit and a free AI skills course initiative suggest NAWB is investing in practical resources and digital training; opportunities exist to offer technology partners, e-learning platforms, or data tools that complement these assets.

Data Driven Collaborations with LMI Institute to assess data use and strengthen data-informed decision making highlight a need for data analytics capabilities, dashboards, and labor market intelligence solutions tailored to local boards.

Leadership Momentum New CEO appointment and heightened focus on apprenticeships with regional stakeholders signal strategic momentum; there is a window to engage in executive briefings, strategic partnerships, and leadership-aligned programs.

Workforce Upskill Early 2026 activities around AI skills, expanded apprenticeships, and involvement with Goodwill SoCal indicate demand for scalable upskilling, credentialing, and employer-aligned training services that bridge job seekers to positions in growing industries.