Education & Workforce Development Committee

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Name: Education & Workforce Development Committee
Date: May 2, 2019
Time: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
Event Description:
The Education & Workforce Development Committee works to improve the future quality of your workforce by hosting many quality educational programs through local partnerships.  Meetings include a presentation by featured speakers in the areas of Education, Job Training, Human Resources and Community Programs.

The Committee coordinates interaction between businesses and the local school districts, Conejo Valley Unified School District and Las Virgines Unified School District, and partners with private schools and colleges in the Conejo Valley area. The committee also encourages educational excellence by rewarding teachers and students with monthly awards and yearly scholarships.

This Month's Speaker: Marriane Bema

Marianne Bema, descendant of the prestigious Batoufam and Batoum Royalty, was born and raised in Cameroon, Central Africa. After the birth of her twins, Marianne was given the special and highly respected name of Magnie as required by the Bantu-Bamileke culture (which means the Mother of Twins). Magnie is fluent in 10 languages. Over the years she has had the privilege of living in various countries of the world where she experienced diverse cultures from Belgium to France, Gabon, Germany and now the United States of America.
 

Marianne, a philanthropist, has always believed in giving back to the community. She found a way to propagate this through artifacts, arts, songs, dances, messages of unity, cultural diversity and awareness in children and communities. She set aside her Interior Design and Special Event Coordinator career to expand her knowledge on working with children. She did this by successfully completing a Curriculum Development, Classroom Management and How to Teach Young Children Program at the University of California Los Angeles. After which, Marianne developed a curriculum to teach Bantu arts under her non-profit Bantu Arts Atelier For Kids, located in Calabasas.
 

Her love for fostering cultural diversity awareness and promoting Global Citizenship within children and communities, lead her to write a multicultural children’s book “Nguni Stands Up To Gure the Bully: Finding strength in one voice.”

 
Consider attending this committee if: 
  • Your business is education-related.
  • Your target client market is young families or educators.
  • You have an interest in partnerships with education/workforce programs.



Committee Sponsored By:



Contact Adam Haverstock if you are interested in also sponsoring this committee.
 
Location:
Greater Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce
600 Hampshire Rd. #200
Westlake Village, CA 91361
805-370-0035

 
Date/Time Information:
1st Thursday of the month
(unless otherwise noted)
4:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Contact Information:
Dan Garcia, 805-370-0035
Fees/Admission:
Free - Chamber Members
$10 - Future Members
Please pay online
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