Kathy Kossick has seen the Sacramento Employment and Training Agency (SETA) grow from a $16 million budget in 1984, when she became the Chief Fiscal Officer, to a current budget of $71 million. She became the Executive Director in 1997. Kathy has advocated for leveraging community resources both internally and externally. SETA has been an active partner in the Capital Area Investment Zone, which developed a seven county, 23-site One Stop Career Center system. She also serves on the Sacramento Workforce Investment Board and is an active board member on the Sacramento County First 5 Commission. Under her tenure, SETA has received a Workforce Partnership Award from the National Association of Workforce Boards and the National Hammer Award from the National Partnership for Reinventing Government.
Kathy Kossick has seen the Sacramento Employment and Training Agency (SETA) grow from a $16 million budget in 1984, when she became the Chief Fiscal Officer, to a current budget of $71 million. She became the Executive Director in 1997. Kathy has advocated for leveraging community resources both internally and externally. SETA has been an active partner in the Capital Area Investment Zone, which developed a seven county, 23-site One Stop Career Center system. She also serves on the Sacramento Workforce Investment Board and is an active board member on the Sacramento County First 5 Commission. Under her tenure, SETA has received a Workforce Partnership Award from the National Association of Workforce Boards and the National Hammer Award from the National Partnership for Reinventing Government.