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Work For Tomorrow

Be Futureproof & Future-Ready.
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Michigan, United States
2-10 employees

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Work For Tomorrow is a workforce development and talent pipeline platform operated by Douglass Learning and Technology Solutions that aligns schools, student learners, and employers around a data-driven, work-based learning framework. Purpose-built to prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow, the company designs custom work-based learning experiences that generate evidence of skills and hiring insights, helping organizations see what resumes can’t. Its end-to-end approach supports program performance across outreach and assessment, student development, and program operations. During discovery, schools, company sponsors, and students define what talent must know, be able to do, and the evidence required to prove it. Student development then delivers training across soft and hard skills with a structured work-based learning curriculum. Program operations include running the work-based learning program, evaluating student performance, supporting Department of Labor enforcement needs, and managing company-specific onboarding so learners gain real-world experience with organizations locally and globally. The platform, known as the Optimal Path System, also helps schools identify meaningful work experiences, maintain long-term employer relationships, and manage state and Department of Education reporting requirements associated with career and technical education programs. For employers, it provides earlier influence over training outcomes and a clearer path to identifying and hiring qualified entry-level talent with validated competencies. Founded by Frederick Douglas Lumpkin, a veteran of over 25 years in IT solutions and human capital services with experience at Compuware, American Express, ADP, and Computer Associates, Work For Tomorrow reflects his passion for early talent development. He previously managed one of Michigan’s largest full-year, school-based work-based learning programs, served more than 15 years as an adjunct professor in Information Technology, and holds a B.A. in Economics from The College of Wooster and an M.S. in Information Systems from the University of Detroit Mercy. From its base in Michigan, the organization blends technology, curriculum, and program operations to translate learning into demonstrable skills, enabling schools and businesses to become futureproof and future-ready.

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