The Workforce Intelligence Network (WIN) and regional partners invite you to participate in the Lansing Area EV and Clean Energy Mobility Workforce Convening, part of a broader employer-driven initiative focused on strengthening the region’s mobility workforce ecosystem.
The Lansing region’s electric vehicle (EV) and clean energy mobility sector is growing rapidly, and employer demand for skilled talent continues to outpace the available workforce. This initiative brings together employers, workforce partners, education providers, and economic development leaders to help shape a responsive, data-driven workforce strategy that supports both business growth and regional economic competitiveness.
This no-cost convening will provide an opportunity for stakeholders to:
- Discuss emerging workforce needs in the EV and clean energy mobility sector
- Share insights on hiring challenges, training priorities, and talent pipeline development
- Help define the regional EV and clean energy mobility ecosystem
- Contribute to a collaborative strategy that aligns education, training, and industry needs
Insights gathered through these discussions will help inform actionable recommendations for workforce development, training programs, and ongoing employer collaboration across the Lansing region.
Event Details
📅 Thursday, April 23, 2026
🕙 Meeting: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Capital Area Michigan Works!
2110 S Cedar St
Lansing, MI 48910
Meeting Rooms (1st Floor)
Hybrid Attendance Option
For participants who are unable to attend in person, a virtual participation option is available via Microsoft Teams.
Please use the link provided in this calendar invitation to join remotely.
Register for the Event
Proposed Agenda
- Welcome and introductions
- Overview of the Lansing Area EV & Clean Energy Mobility Workforce Initiative
- Discussion of regional workforce priorities and employer needs
- Stakeholder feedback and open discussion
- Next steps and opportunities for ongoing collaboration
This convening is hosted by the Workforce Intelligence Network (WIN) in partnership with, Capital Area Michigan Works!, City of Lansing, Lansing Board of Water & Light and the University of Michigan Economic Growth Institute.
This material is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO) under the Award Number DE-EE0010618.
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