BusinessJuly 17, 2000
PERSONNEL: NAMED TO PANEL
Buck Collier, editor of the Daily Statesman newspaper at Dexter, has been named to a new 13-member panel, formed to oversee job-training and job-related programs administered by the Southeast Missouri Workforce Board (WIB), based in Cape Girardeau. WIB, formerly Southeast Missouri Private Industry Council (PIC), administers federal and state funds aimed at job-training and job-related programs, including transportation programs designed to enable workers to get to jobs throughout 13 counties...
Buck Collier, editor of the Daily Statesman newspaper at Dexter, has been named to a new 13-member panel, formed to oversee job-training and job-related programs administered by the Southeast Missouri Workforce Board (WIB), based in Cape Girardeau.
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WIB, formerly Southeast Missouri Private Industry Council (PIC), administers federal and state funds aimed at job-training and job-related programs, including transportation programs designed to enable workers to get to jobs throughout 13 counties.
Other WIB board members include Betty Hearnes of Charleston, Terri Todd of Kennett, Marc Massengale of Marble Hill, Joe Anders of Cape Girardeau, Glenn Graham of Perryville, Bill Neel of Sikeston and Marion Bock of New Madrid.
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