March 09, 2021
Opinion Editorial Written by Brendan Walsh, Published by WashingtonExec

It’s More than Just Job Creation — It’s Our National Security

Cloud Storage Reseller or Consumer? Partners Face Market Shift 2020 has brought unprecedented change in how we learn, work and socialize, but it also capped a decade that demonstrated how and why workforce development and rural job creation are not only critical for economic resiliency but essential for our national security.

To discuss the linking between the workforce development and national security, Brendan Walsh, SVP of Partner Relations at 1901 Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of Leidos, shares with WashingtonExec in an opinion editorial the formula for sustainable and scalable job creation, the impact the formula has on our economy and security, and what Americans (such as individuals, employees, educators, public officials, and employers) can do to create change.

Read Brendan Walsh’s opinion editorial here

“Months ago, we could take the time to reimagine what life would be like during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, but now, for a brief period of time, we have an opportunity to take actions based on our role or roles in society. These actions can be sustainable and scalable to help citizens without creating a burden on our resources and can benefit people and communities throughout the country in both rural and urban locations.” – Brendan Walsh, SVP of Partner Relations at 1901 Group, a Leidos Company

“Our actions or inactions will have irrevocable impact on our workforce resiliency, our continuity of federal/state/local government services, and our national security for years to come.” – Brendan Walsh, SVP of Partner Relations at 1901 Group, a Leidos Company

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