Jack Herkowski, manager of economic development at the Fox Cities Chamber in Appleton has successfully completed the Certificate in Workforce Development Fundamentals program, offered through a partnership between the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) Foundation and the International Economic Development Council (IEDC). As a member of the second cohort, Herkowski has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing their skills and promoting inclusive workforce development practices.
This rigorous program provided a deep dive into the intersection of economic and workforce development. Over six weeks, Herkowski engaged in expert-led sessions, interactive exercises, and a comprehensive curriculum, culminating in an online exam. One of just 112 professionals to earn this certificate, Herkowski now joins an esteemed group of workforce development leaders.
“We are proud to celebrate Jack’s achievement and see him become part of a growing network of professionals dedicated to workforce development,” said Becky Bartoszek, President/CEO, Fox Cities Chamber. “We look forward to seeing how his newly acquired skills will create a lasting impact in the community.”
About the Fox Cities Chamber
Founded in 1874, the Fox Cities Chamber, 2024 ACCE National Chamber of the Year, is a nonprofit membership organization that unites the regional business community for greater economic impact. Serving Outagamie, Calumet, and northern Winnebago Counties, the Fox Cities Chamber is the second
largest Chamber in the state. Our organization proudly captures the energy of one of Wisconsin’s most dynamic regions and transforms it into innovative programs and services to champion employers, economic development, and quality of life.