Podcast Ep. 59: Erin Monroe, Workforce Snohomish
This week we sat down with Erin Monroe, the CEO of Workforce Snohomish. Just like the name sounds, Workforce Snohomish works with Snohomish County residents and employers to help fill and train the workforce. Offering a variety of services through their WorkSource Centers, over 15,000 people were served in 2017.
Learn more about Workforce Snohomish and Everett's best kept secret according to Erin on this week's podcast.
Erin Monroe, CEO of Workforce Snohomish
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The perfect tote if you totes love Everett like we do.
13’’ long x 9.75’’ wide x 15’’ tall.
1.25’’ wide carrying straps.
Rectangular bottom with insert for added structure.
Live in Everett graphic print featuring Fishard on one side.
Stop advertising for the dealership you bought your car from and start advertising for the city you hail from. Good things happen in Everett Washington and this license plate frame proves it.
Carry your stuff and show off your love for Everett at the same time with this minimal drawstring backpack. Great for books from the library, a couple cans of beer from Toggles or your farmers market haul.*
14.5’’ wide x 17.5’’ tall
Everett Sounds Volume One is a celebration of Everett music and art. 12 Everett bands, 12 original songs and really killer cover art by local artist Alex Vincini.
Tracks include:
I Will Keep Your Ghost - Sleep
Fauna Shade - Marzipan
Leava - Crutch
Jason Webley - Pyramid
TELLERS - Punching Bag
Oliver Elf Army - Bellevue Brats
Crystal Desert - Monolithica
Campion - The Withering Oak
Jess Lambert - Creature of Fear
The Porters - Springtime Porch Composition
Johnny Lee Ledford - Burn This City
The Moon is Flat - The Good Trip
Everett Sounds Volume One is a celebration of Everett music and art. 12 Everett bands, 12 original songs and really killer cover art by local artist Alex Vincini.
Tracks include:
- I Will Keep Your Ghost - Sleep
- Fauna Shade - Marzipan
- Leava - Crutch
- Jason Webley - Pyramid
- TELLERS - Punching Bag
- Oliver Elf Army - Bellevue Brats
- Crystal Desert - Monolithica
- Campion - The Withering Oak
- Jess Lambert - Creature of Fear
- The Porters - Springtime Porch Composition
- Johnny Lee Ledford - Burn This City
- The Moon is Flat - The Good Trip
The perfect tote if you totes love Everett like we do.
20’’x13’’
“Good Things Happen Here” print on one side
Fly the Everett flag while enjoying your favorite beverage in these black & white 11oz ceramic mugs. Featuring a black handle and black interior.
Each mug has two different graphics; one side has the Live in Everett mascot, Fishard flying the Everett flag and the other side says, “good things happen here.”
Bumper stickers are perhaps the most effective medium for telling people your opinions without having to talk to them. Love Everett? Cool! Here's a sticker so you can tell the world.
Like showing off your hometown pride? Suit up with these hyper-Everett pins!
Featuring original Live in Everett art and the iconic Everett t-shirt Muffler Man cartoon illustrated by local artist Kimberly Williams.
Button Specs:
Each button is 1.75 inches
Each set includes three buttons, one of each kind
That's 3 buttons for $5!
Custom made just for Everett lovers, these beanies are perfect for keeping your head warm as you roam the streets.
Made of 100% acrylic yarn and manufactured in the USA.
One size fits most.
This week we sat down with Erin Monroe, the CEO of Workforce Snohomish.