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WHYY's John Weber to Moderate NJ SEED's Annual Meeting Panel, October 14

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NJ SEED is pleased to announce that John Weber, host of WHYY’s Weekend Edition, will moderate the workforce development panel at NJ SEED’s Annual Meeting & Trustee Reorganization on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, in Trenton.

John Weber, host of WHYY's Weekend Edition

Weber has been the voice of WHYY’s Saturday Weekend Edition for more than a decade and is a regular fill-in host on Morning Edition. He is a native of Central New Jersey.

On October 14, John leads a conversation with three state leaders on workforce development: how New Jersey can better prepare its students and workers for high-demand careers.

The Panel

  • Dr. Lily Laux
  • Margo Chaly, Esq.
  • Kevin Jarvis
  • Dr. Lily Laux, Commissioner of Education

  • Margo Chaly, Esq., Secretary of Higher Education

  • Kevin Jarvis, Acting Commissioner of Labor

On the Agenda

  • Each department’s role in workforce development

  • Where the gaps are

  • How state government, education, employers, and organized labor can better coordinate to prepare New Jersey’s students and workers for high-demand careers

Event Details

  • When: Wednesday, October 14, 2026

  • Doors: 11:00 AM | Program: 11:30 AM

  • Where: NJEA, 180 W. State Street, Trenton, NJ 08608

  • Lunch provided

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Tickets

  • Members & Annual Sponsors: $85

  • Premier Sponsors: Free

  • Non-members: $105

Sponsorship Opportunities

  • Event Sponsor: $750

  • Lunch Sponsor: $1,500

One of each remaining.

Special thanks to the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) for hosting, and to Deborah Cornavaca, NJEA Director of Government Relations, NJ SEED Trustee, and Chair of NJ SEED's Workforce Development Committee, for leading the effort to assemble this panel and discussion.

Questions? Contact Ryan Berger, Assistant Executive Director, at 609-649-5911.

 
 

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