Government, economic development & workforce agencies
Project and employer introductions, workforce program alignment and early word on regional development.
PARTNERS · RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Local growth takes
more than one builder.
Projects need agencies, unions, trainers, suppliers, insurers and community organizations working in the same direction. Build America is developing a regional coalition so more local businesses and workers can take part. Tell us how your organization could help.
Start a Partnership ConversationIntroductions. Training. Pathways. Support.
LOCAL RELATIONSHIPS. A REGIONAL MISSION.
Connect the supply chain to the people who live here.
Regional development reaches local businesses and workers through many hands. Build America is developing relationships across economic development and government, developers, tenant representatives, general contractors, trade businesses, unions, training providers and suppliers across Riverside County and the Inland Empire.
Our veteran-first mission extends to regional workforce growth, training and real employment. Unions are a core pathway alongside employers and training partners.
EXPERIENCE FROM EMPOWER AMERICA
On the Westmont project in Los Angeles, Empower America, Build America's predecessor, identified, interviewed and approved 50 veterans, referred them to Laborers Local 300 for union entry and equipment, and they were placed on the Westmont project.
Ways organizations can take part
These are partner types we are reaching out to and the roles they can play. Listing a type does not mean any organization in it has committed. We do not show a partner directory or logos until partnerships are confirmed.
Unions & apprenticeship programs
Union entry and apprenticeship pathways into real employment, a core workforce route alongside employers.
Training & education providers
Candidate preparation, safety and trade training, and credentials that help people get ready for available work.
Equipment rental & providers
Access to tools and equipment that helps local trade businesses and new workers take on suitable work.
Material suppliers
Supply relationships, account readiness and material support for local businesses taking part in projects.
Project finance & capital providers
Lenders and capital partners who finance regional projects and can encourage local business and workforce participation.
Insurance & risk-management providers
Guidance on coverage, bonding readiness and safety practices that help local businesses meet contractor requirements.
Community & employer support organizations
Sponsorship, program support, outreach to veterans and local residents, and employer connections.
HOW WE WORK TOGETHER
Find the role that fits. Build it together.
01.
Share your organization and interest
Tell us your partner type, the area you serve and how you would like to contribute: introductions, training, pathways, equipment, materials or program support.
02.
Talk through fit and expectations
A person reviews your enquiry and follows up by email first to understand your programs, requirements and limits. Calls only when useful and agreed.
03.
Agree a practical role
Where there is a fit, we agree specific, practical contributions and report agreed, verified outcomes.
PARTNERSHIP ENQUIRY
Help more local businesses and workers take part.
Whether you run a workforce program, an apprenticeship, a training course, an equipment yard, a supply house, an insurance or risk-management practice or a community organization, start with a short enquiry.
This enquiry is for organizations exploring a role in the coalition.