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Business overview
Center of Workforce Innovations (CWI) describes itself as a nonprofit workforce-development organization working across employment, education and economic development. Its website says it helps build collective capacity for the global economy. Source ↗
CWI says its work includes bringing community and industry groups together, sharing labor-market information and resources, and helping develop workforce solutions and implementation processes. Source ↗
Products & services
The organization reports directly providing career advising and credit-recovery programming, operating community learning centers for adult education, and overseeing a network of adult-education providers. Source ↗
CWI also says it administers the American Job Centers called WorkOne in Indiana. Its stated regional priorities include career advising, skill development and increasing postsecondary credential attainment. Source ↗
Customers & markets
CWI frames its work around employer workforce needs and regional workforce development, and says it engages business, education, economic-development and municipal stakeholders in its strategies. Source ↗
Company background
The CWI website marks the organization’s 25-year milestone, describing it as a workforce leader at regional, state and national levels. Source ↗
Indiana connection
CWI identifies Northwest Indiana as a focus of its workforce-development work and says it oversees WorkOne American Job Centers in Indiana. Source ↗
Summarized from the company’s official website. Information checked October 22, 2026.
According to CWI, its News + Events page lists recent company announcements, including a October 5, 2026 "CWI Announces Request for Proposals (RFP) for Success Coaches," a September 22, 2026 item "CWI, CAF Unveil New Plans for 10th Annual Construction & Skilled Trades Days," and an August 11, 2026 item about Pathway Home. The page also provides CWI contact information at 504 Broadway, 4th Floor, Gary, IN, and phone numbers for inquiries.
Center of Workforce Innovations (CWI) announces a Request for Proposal to solicit experienced organizations to provide Success Coaches in Gary and Michigan City, Indiana. The coaches will assist individuals in becoming job-ready to participate in employment-related boot camps that lead to employment. CWI states the number of Success Coaches may increase depending on the number of boot camps held. The announcement directs interested parties to view the RFP and contact CWI for more information.
The Center of Workforce Innovations (CWI) announced that Construction & Skilled Trades Days will return November 17–18 at Wheeler High School, combining previously separate Lake and Porter County events into a two-day regional career-exploration event. The expanded format and field house location will allow for larger mock worksites, hands-on activities, outdoor equipment displays, and apprenticeship-focused programming, connecting high school students across Northwest Indiana directly with tradespeople, apprentices, and industry partners, CWI stated.
The Center of Workforce Innovations (CWI) announces Pathway Home 6, a U.S. Department of Labor-funded initiative led by Project Manager Cicely Morgan Wilson to support justice-involved adults aged 18 and over across Northwest Indiana. CWI says the program combines pre-release planning and post-release support, connects participants with employers, training providers, and community partners across seven counties, and provides career training, workforce readiness services, employment opportunities, and supportive resources to reduce barriers to long-term success.
