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Van Ton-Quinlivan is listed as Futuro Health CEO | former Executive Vice Chancellor of CA Community Colleges | WorkforceRx bestselling author and podcast host at Futuro Health, based in Menlo Park, California, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at futurohealth.org, phone signal with area code 916, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Van Ton-Quinlivan.
Van Ton-Quinlivan previously worked as Chief Executive Officer at Futuro Health and Executive in Residence at Institute For The Future. Van Ton-Quinlivan holds Mba, Business Administration from Stanford University Graduate School Of Business.
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Van Ton-Quinlivan is a nationally recognized thought leader in workforce development and a catalyst for economic mobility through higher education. Her distinguished career spans the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Formerly Executive Vice Chancellor of the California Community Colleges, Ton-Quinlivan has been quoted as an expert on higher education in the New York Times, Chronicle of Higher Education, Insider Higher Education, Stanford Social Innovation Review, U.S. News & World Report, and other publications. She is a frequent keynote and speaker including events hosted by the World Health Organization, National Governors Association, Council on Competitiveness, Brookings Institute, Aspen Institute, Stanford’s Hoover Institution, and numerous other forums. Currently, Ton-Quinlivan is the CEO of Futuro Health, whose nonprofit mission is to improve the health and wealth of communities by growing the largest network of allied healthcare workers in the nation. She is an appointee of Governor Newsom to the Health Workforce Education and Training Council responsible for coordinating California’s health workforce education and training to meet the state’s needs.In 2013, Ton-Quinlivan was named a White House Champion of Change under the Obama administration in recognition of her notable career in industry, education, and service as a community leader. She received the California Steward Leader Award in 2017 for her dedication to collaboration and work with public, private, and civic leaders to support economic and social mobility for state residents. From 2019-2022, she served as a mediaX Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Stanford University.Ton-Quinlivan serves on the boards of the National Skills Coalition, National Student Clearinghouse and Silicon Valley Community Foundation. She is a member of the International Women’s Forum. In addition, she is an advisor to the Achieve Partners venture fund, Putting America Back to Work. Ton-Quinlivan is a podcast host and author of best-seller book, WorkforceRx: Inclusive and Agile Strategies for Employers, Educators and Workers during unsettled Times.
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Sacramento, Ca, Us
Futuro Health improves the health and wealth of communities by growing the largest network of credentialed allied healthcare workers in the nation. We believe that investing in education and skills training and retraining results in better paying jobs for workers, better care for patients, and better workers for businesses to hire.
Palo Alto, Ca, Us
Van Ton-Quinlivan has been selected to serve as executive-in-residence at the Institute for the Future (IFTF), the world's leading non-profit strategic futures organization located in Silicon Valley. She will examine issues influencing the Future of Work -- how technology impacts learners, learning institutions, employment and social cohesion.
Executive Vice Chancellor Van Ton-Quinlivan is a nationally recognized thought leader in workforce development with a proven track record for implementing large organizational change. She oversees the system’s workforce mission and its technology and data portfolio. Her responsibilities have grown from an initial $100M to now over $1B in public investment in programs across California’s 115 community colleges, the largest and most complex higher education system in the nation. Her leadership priorities include delivering a skilled workforce to fuel California’s regional economies while furthering social mobility and positioning the system and its students for the future through greater use of technology and data science. Ton-Quinlivan wrote about the transformation of the California Community Colleges for the Stanford Social Innovation Review (“Cross-Sector Collaboration: What the Tipping Point Looks Like”) and is the subject of a Stanford Graduate School of Business case study entitled “Van Ton-Quinlivan: Converting a Talent Puddle to a Talent Pool.” She has been quoted in the New York Times, Chronicle of Higher Education, Insider Higher Education and other publications.
Ton-Quinlivan was appointed by California’s governor as Vice Chancellor of Workforce & Economic Development. She spearheaded the creation of Doing What MATTERS for Jobs and the Economy (doingwhatMATTERS.cccco.edu), a unifying framework to improve workforce outcomes for California’s 2.1 million community college students, advance social mobility and fuel strong regional economies. Investment in her work grew from an initial $100 million in program funds to over $1 billion - as a result of her ability to inspire others toward a common vision. In 2015-2016, Ton-Quinlivan led the ground-breaking Strong Workforce Task Force to create one million more middle-skilled workers in California, which shifted workforce from an afterthought to a policy priority for the state and resulted in the governor signing the Strong Workforce Program into law along with an annual commitment of $200 million in funds for career education. Ton-Quinlivan also is at the forefront of efforts to make California workforce data more useful and accessible, sponsoring and launching new data tools to increase transparency for colleges and students on the effectiveness of workforce programs, including the LaunchBoard, now in use at all 114 colleges, and the Here to Career mobile app that supports early student career exploration.In 2013, Ton-Quinlivan was named a White House Champion of Change for her distinguished career in industry, education and her service as a community leader. She was invited to the White House again in 2014 to witness President Obama sign the Workforce Innovation & Opportunities Act (WIOA) and went on to chair California’s implementation of the legislation across seven state agencies. In 2017, she received the California Steward Leader Award, selected for her significant contributions to align public-, private- and civic-sector leaders to promote economic and social progress in all regions of the state.
Oakland, California, Us
While Director of Workforce Development at Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), Ton-Quinlivan architected PowerPathway™, a nationally recognized best practice model program in workforce development. PowerPathway demonstrates that collaboration between industry, the public workforce system, education, and organized labor can effectively transition military veterans and members of underserved communities into energy sector jobs.As a thought leader in workforce development, she was invited to speak to the Education and Training Subcommittee of President Obama’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board (PERAB) on the workforce needs of industry. She was also among the selected members of the business community to attend the first White House Community College Summit which focused on increasing the credentialing of the nation’s workforce. Ton-Quinlivan spoke at the inaugural U.S.-Canada-European Commission Trilateral Roundtable on the topic of the Employment Dimension of the Transition to a Green Economy, and participated in the inaugural Clinton Global Initiative-America focused on “Jobs, Jobs, Jobs.”While at PG&E, Ton-Quinlivan served on the National Commission on Energy Policy (NCEP) America’s Task Force on Future Energy Jobs. She also served on the executive committee of the Center for Energy Workforce Development (CEWD), a national organization formed by the trade associations of the nation’s electric, gas, and nuclear sectors to jointly address workforce trends. Ton-Quinlivan founded the California Energy & Utility Workforce Consortium. She has addressed numerous state and national conference panels, and testified in front of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee (www.c-spanvideo.org/program/289931-1).
Oakland, California, Us
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Van Ton-Quinlivan is listed as Futuro Health CEO | former Executive Vice Chancellor of CA Community Colleges | WorkforceRx bestselling author and podcast host at Futuro Health.
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Van Ton-Quinlivan is based in Menlo Park, California, United States while working with Futuro Health.
Van Ton-Quinlivan has worked for Futuro Health, Institute For The Future, California Community Colleges, Pacific Gas And Electric (Pg&E) Company, and De Anza College.
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Van Ton-Quinlivan holds Mba, Business Administration from Stanford University Graduate School Of Business.
Van Ton-Quinlivan is listed with skills including Leadership, Program Management, Strategy, Workforce Development, Training, Fundraising, Higher Education, and Public Policy.
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