Elizabeth Iaukea Email & Phone Number
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Elizabeth Iaukea is listed as Fierce collaborator connecting libraries in workforce development at The Seattle Public Library, a with 426 employees, based in Tacoma, Washington, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at spl.org, phone signal with area code 360, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Elizabeth Iaukea.
Elizabeth Iaukea previously worked as Workforce Development & Adult Basic Education Program Manager at The Seattle Public Library and Workforce Development Librarian at Washington State Library. Elizabeth Iaukea holds Mlis from Florida State University.
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About Elizabeth Iaukea
Results-oriented, high-energy, hands-on professional, with a successful record of accomplishments in project management, customer service, and implementing and coordinating training programs for internal and external customers.Systems-thinker and lifelong learner who loves finding and implementing fun, innovative, cost saving solutions.
Listed skills include Grant Writing, Nonprofits, Research, Staff Development, and 29 others.
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Workforce Development Librarian
Manage and implement the state's Microsoft LinkedIn Learning program including support of libraries and community colleges to deliver local access to free, high-quality online learning opportunities and no-cost entry-level software certifications for Washingtonians. Engage libraries at the local, state and national level to become formal, active participants in the workforce development system with services to help bridge the digital divide, support job seekers, career-explorers and changers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses.
Microsoft It/Imagine Academy Project Manager
Increasing digital inclusion and democratizing educational opportunities are key components to building Washington state's overall and IT workforce, helping the State achieve it's full economic potential. Launched in November 2013, the Washington Microsoft Imagine Academy (MSIA) provides Washingtonians free access to a wide range of Microsoft online courses and learning resources through their local public, community college, and tribal libraries. In addition to complete implementation responsibilities and activities to support libraries and their communities to take part, the State Library also funds and supports almost 40 industry-recognized, entry-level software certification certifications in partnership with Washington's public and tribal libraries, and community and technical colleges.
Trend Research Specialist
• Build, implement and manage the Pierce County Workforce Development Council's (WDC) social media presence over a variety of channels to increase engagement and user satisfaction.• Research, provide complex data analysis, and develop communication tools to convey data and information to a wide range of audiences.• Develop strategies and research methods to enhance communication tools.• Maintain company website.
Project Training Coordinator
• Oversee, develop, plan, coordinate, implement, and monitor daily operations of $50k Federal BTOP (Broadband Technology Opportunities Program) grant activities, including budgeting, record keeping, evaluation, and writing quarterly reports• Manage and perform all aspects of public workshops and classes to promote the use of technology, job seeking, and use of library services and resources• Utilize social marketing tools and techniques to increase the visibility of the organization in the community, and to reach and engage with new users• Create and revise curriculum, develop workshop and project evaluation process and materials• Work with community organizations to create and provide library services and products that meet community needs• Provide exemplary customer service in person and via telephone• Assist customers with computers, job search activities, and career resource referrals
Branch Manager
• Supervise staff of 13 and manage two public buildings• Identify and implement strategies for promoting awareness and use of the library collection and reading inside the library and within the community• Promote library services through attendance at community meetings and festivals• Increased materials circulation by 20% over previous year• Provide and support services for ethnically and socio-economically diverse community• Assist customers with computers and job search activities• Grant writing
Learning Manager
• Responsible for all aspects of training and staff development for over 400 employees over 17 locations• Created policies and procedures to support organizational practices and goals• Led initiatives to increase system-wide communication, idea development, and progress toward becoming a learning organization• Created pre-employment testing to streamline multiple aspects of candidate screening
Statewide Continuing Education Coordinator
• Planned, coordinated, and managed continuing education opportunities for staff from public, academic, and special libraries in Washington state• Designed and delivered training in-person and online using Web-deliverable module authoring tools (Moodle, WordPress, Camtasia, Jing, Captivate)• Managed projects• Reviewed project grants and administered ongoing CE grant program• Administered Washington state’s Librarian certification program
Public Access Computing Trainer
The US Library Program brought public access computing to libraries nation-wide. As a trainer I installed networks and trained public librarians on computer and networking basics. I taught 100’s of face to face instructional sessions each year to library staff at rural public libraries across the United States.
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Elizabeth Iaukea works for The Seattle Public Library.
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Elizabeth Iaukea is listed as Fierce collaborator connecting libraries in workforce development at The Seattle Public Library.
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Where is Elizabeth Iaukea based?
Elizabeth Iaukea is based in Tacoma, Washington, United States while working with The Seattle Public Library.
What companies has Elizabeth Iaukea worked for?
Elizabeth Iaukea has worked for The Seattle Public Library, Washington State Library, Workforce Central, Puyallup Public Library, and Tacoma Public Library System.
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Elizabeth Iaukea's colleagues at The Seattle Public Library include Peter Samarik, Sharon T., Sandy Sivisay, Nancy Slote, and Jessica L Lucas.
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What schools did Elizabeth Iaukea attend?
Elizabeth Iaukea holds Mlis from Florida State University.
What skills is Elizabeth Iaukea known for?
Elizabeth Iaukea is listed with skills including Grant Writing, Nonprofits, Research, Staff Development, Program Management, Project Management, E Learning, and Instructional Design.
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