GRID's "How I Got Here" Series: Jasmine Roashan This is the latest in a series of regular profiles introducing the GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles staff.
Volunteer Joshua Ogle is a hiring manager in the industry, looking for trainees like himself Through Joshua's success, he's been able to build a vibrant solar career for himself and help others get their start!
Accepting the Non-Profit of the Year Award at Hollywood's Green Gala! For our work demonstrating "leadership towards a more sustainable future," we've been chosen as USGBC-LA's Non-Profit of the Year!
How our 2017 year-end campaign shaped Byron and Juan's new careers With additional funds, we've taken lessons learned from our pilot and successfully expanded the cohort size to up to eight reentry trainees.
Trainee Heldon Jones takes his permit-running experience to Freedom Solar Heldon, or "DJ" as he prefers to be known, came to us in the fall with life experience but no solar skills. He simply wanted the chance to work.
GLA Veterans work alongside local partners, AEG and the Kings! And since veterans comprise nearly 10% of our industry, there are plentiful success stories from across GRID Alternatives to share with our partners.
Bob Benson's first Veterans Day as a trainee in solar is the start of a new path "I think I'm the oldest here, of the fifteen units, and we all came off the streets basically."
Strengthening Orange County's Workforce: For the next gifted installer, we go to our veterans For many individuals who have served our country with honor, the transition back to civilian life means finding a trade with room to grow.
Job training success: Trainee Nathan Ruiz speaks about his role in the private sector GRID Alternatives allows those who come out on installs with us to gain experience on all levels of a build.
Part of an innovative clean air agenda in Pomona Council Member Cristina Carrazosa, who represents southern Pomona's District 3 communities, thanked volunteers for their assistance on Clean Air Day.