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Item 08 Regional and Unified Local Workforce Plans for Program Years (PY) 2025-2028 as R_20250514214801296
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Item 08 Regional and Unified Local Workforce Plans for Program Years (PY) 2025-2028 as R_20250514214801296
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Orange RPU PY 2025-2028 Regional Plan <br />26 | Page <br /> <br />Through this lens, we analyze both current and future opportunities, focusing on sectors <br />poised to reshape the workforce landscape. By combining location quotient analysis with <br />job growth rates and competitive effect, we provide a forward-looking perspective that <br />bridges today’s growth trends with tomorrow’s opportunities. <br /> <br />1. Emerging Innovation-Driven Industries (Future Growth Sectors) <br />Innovation-driven industries are expected to shape the next wave of economic growth. <br />Technological breakthroughs, policy shifts, and rising national and global demand propel <br />these sectors. Examples include renewable energy, cybersecurity, and biotechnology, <br />which offer substantial potential for workforce development. <br />Industry Growth Drivers Workforce Implications <br />Renewable Energy & <br />Green Technologies <br />Government incentives, clean <br />energy mandates, climate policy <br />Increased demand for solar PV <br />installers, wind turbine technicians, <br />energy analysts <br />Cybersecurity & AI- <br />Driven Technologies <br />Rising cyber threats, AI <br />adoption, regulatory compliance <br />High demand for cybersecurity <br />engineers, AI strategists, cloud <br />security specialists <br />Biotech & Life Sciences <br />Advances in genomics, <br />pharmaceutical R&D, <br />personalized medicine <br />Growth in biomedical engineering, <br />genetic counseling, clinical research <br />data analysis <br />Smart Infrastructure & <br />Urban Mobility <br />Smart cities, IoT-connected <br />urban systems, green <br />construction <br />Demand for smart grid engineers, <br />urban mobility planners, EV <br />infrastructure specialists <br />Autonomous <br />Transportation & Electric <br />Vehicles <br />Expansion of EV technology, <br />state emissions mandates <br />Demand for EV mechanics, <br />automation engineers, battery <br />specialists <br /> <br />Key Insights: <br /> <br />• Investment in STEM education and technical certifications is essential to prepare <br />workers for biotech, AI, and cybersecurity careers. <br />• Public-private partnerships in renewable energy and smart infrastructure will help <br />build career pathways in sustainability-focused industries. <br />• Increased digital literacy and automation training will be needed to support the <br />transition to AI-integrated workplaces. <br /> <br />2. Emerging Data-Driven Industries (Growing in Orange County Now) <br />Emerging industries and occupations represent dynamic opportunities within Orange <br />County’s economic landscape. These sectors are driven by technological advancements, <br />changes in consumer behavior, and evolving regulatory environments. While some <br />industries are at the forefront of innovation, others are experiencing steady growth fueled <br />by regional competitiveness and rising demand. Together, they highlight areas where <br />workforce development and strategic investments can help build a stronger, more resilient <br />economy. <br />EXHIBIT 1
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