On The Money with Steve Pomeranz

 

There are thousands of good paying jobs that employers can’t fill because of a skills gap. Writer, educator, author and businessman Nicholas Wyman speaks to the many different ways to get great work even without a college degree. Even global IT giant, Google doesn’t require a degree for many of the positions it advertises regularly.

Steve Pomeranz educates the public through his weekly radio show “On The Money!” which airs on multiple National Public Radio (NPR) affiliate for South Florida since 2001 and has recently expanded to broadcast on a total of 11 radio stations in and outside of Florida. Steve’s show features market commentaries and insights as well as interviews with many experienced and well known guests from all corners of the Investment world. On The Money Radio helps to protect people like you from self-serving forces within the financial services industry. Listeners have come to expect an intelligent and easy to understand explanation of current economic events as well as Financial Planning Advice.

 

Listen to WKXL host Bill Kearney discuss the skills, jobs and employment opportunities that exist in our rapidly chaining economy. Nicholas Wyman, author of Job U and CEO of IWSI Consulting, and WKXL host Bill Kearny discuss Bill Gates, the current minimum wage, and the power that apprenticeships and traineeships can have on the future of our economy.

Following Your Passion into a Career Path

Job U author Nicholas Wyman and Marsha Barancik from the Institute for Workplace Skills and Innovation talk employment, learning and earning and the myriad of options available for students considering career options. They join the program, ‘Focus Talk’ with Dennis Snipe, 89.3 WKKC Radio at Kings College of Chicago.

Dennis is the Station Manager and Assistant Director of Operations at 89.3 WKKC – FM “The Official Radio Station of the City Colleges of Chicago,” where Dennis spends a large amount
of time encouraging and instructing students who are part of the Media Communications Program, which Dennis, along with radio guru, Marv Dyson, was instrumental in designing.

What are the Skill Demands of a 21st Century Workplace?

Hosts Michael Cameron and Kristi Baxter talk to Nicholas Wyman on WSCAFM Radio about the way in which international workplaces are rapidly changing and evolving to meet the new skill demands. Talented professionals, with the required skills, are searching for the right company and career opportunity. Nicholas Wyman discusses the future of work and skills training in today’s global economy.