Agenda 2024
Identifying Workforce Education and Training Needs for the Automotive and Electrification Industry
Lisa Krusemark (Industry Analyst, Center for Automotive Research (CAR))
Location: Wards 100 Stage & Partner Pavilion
Date: Thursday, June 6
Time: 12:20 pm - 12:45 pm
Free Show Floor: Wards 100 Stage & Partner Pavilion
Pass Type : Champion - All Access Pass, VIP All Access Pass, Automaker & Tier 1 Pass, Govt., Academic, Media Pass, Start Up Pass, Single Day Pass - 6 June, Expo Pass (Free)
Session Type: Show Floor Theatre
Vault Recording: TBD
The automotive industry is undergoing a transformative shift towards electric vehicles (EVs). This session tackles the critical issue of identifying workforce education and training needs to support this transition. We'll delve into the current focus on the domestic battery industry, examining the training needs for the domestic lithium battery supply chain.
Looking ahead, we'll explore emerging trends in automotive jobs, including the impact of Artificial Intelligence and the focus on sustainability. Specific to Michigan, we'll discuss resources available to equip the workforce for EV jobs, while identifying crucial skills gaps that need to be addressed.
Gain insights into:
- Domestic Battery Industry: Training needs for the lithium battery supply chain.
- Emerging Automotive Trends: The impact of AI and sustainability on jobs.
- Michigan EV Workforce: Education and training resources available.
- Skills Gap Analysis: Identifying critical areas for workforce development.