Two Heavy Hitters Join Clark County Board, Fresh Funding for Workforce

0:00Identity. Carr County just added two heavy hitters to his board of directors, Max Booth and Andrej Bologoski. Booth runs real estate development as vice president for Maddox Industrial Transformer, out of battleground, a top player in reconditioned. Transformers for big commercial and industrial power needs across the country. Bologoski founded Provision Group in Vancouver, focusing on middle market housing in the Portland Vancouver area. Booth brings almost two decades in construction and development from spots in Washington Colorado. He used to be chief building official and deputy community development director right here in Carr County. A Denver Christian grad, he's got deep roots in the local scene. Meanwhile, Bologoski's all about philanthropy too, pushing criminal justice rehab locally and globally. He started an orphanage in Bangladesh and serves as vice chair for the Columbia River Economic Development Council. He holds a bachelor's in theology from Wheaton College near Chicago. Working gears to workforce wins, workforce Southwest Washington lock down federal funding

1:04pushed by Senator Patty Murray in the latest, appropriations package. This cash will let work source and partners and careers deliver career services and case management to 206 people, aiming to land at least 154 in solid jobs. With these new board voices and fresh funding flowing, Clark County's business vibes stays strong, setting up more growth down the line. That's the story for today, Vancouver News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.