Choose a focused topic
Résumé development, interview practice, professional communication, networking, digital job search, or responsible AI use.
Practical information becomes useful through practice.
Each Green Bay RISE workshop will focus on one skill and one realistic next step.
A focused place to prepare.
Job-search information is widely available. The harder part is turning it into confident action: explaining experience, revising a résumé, answering a difficult question, making a professional introduction, or choosing a realistic next step.
Green Bay RISE is being designed to create that practice space. Each workshop stands on its own, so participants can attend the topic they need without committing to a long sequence.
See the Fox Cities RISE program model ↗
One topic. Real practice. A useful next step.
The model is intentionally simple enough to adapt to participant needs and local expertise.
Learn from local perspective
A facilitator, industry professional, or community-support expert brings practical context to the topic.
Practice in a supportive setting
Participants work through realistic activities, ask questions, and receive constructive feedback.
Leave with something usable
A revised tool, clearer language, more confidence, a referral, or a defined action for the next opportunity.
Help shape a useful Green Bay program.
Share a topic, professional perspective, or participant need that should inform early workshops.