How Gwinnett Women's Chamber Is Leading The Charge In AI Workforce Development with New Platform Launch

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The Launch of www.AIWorkforceDevelopment.work Marks a New Era in Equitable Economic Empowerment Through AI

Introduction: A Bold Vision for the Future

In a world where artificial intelligence is transforming every industry, from healthcare and finance to education and transportation, the question is no longer if AI will change the workforce—it’s how fast and who will benefit. The Gwinnett Women’s Chamber is making sure that women, especially those in underserved communities, are not left behind.

With the launch of www.AIWorkforceDevelopment.work, the Chamber is taking a bold step forward, placing Gwinnett County on the national map as a leader in AI workforce development. This platform isn’t just another educational site—it’s a movement, a mission, and a model for how we can prepare people for the future of work.

Why AI Workforce Development Matters Now More Than Ever

AI is not just for tech giants anymore. From local retail stores using chatbots for customer service to construction companies deploying AI-powered drones for safety inspections, AI is everywhere. And with it comes a demand for a new kind of workforce—one that understands, integrates, and innovates with AI.

According to McKinsey, AI could contribute up to $13 trillion to the global economy by 2030. But without strategic investment in education and access, this growth could worsen inequality. That’s why AI workforce development is critical—and why the Gwinnett Women’s Chamber’s initiative is so timely.

A Platform Built for Real Impact

The AIWorkforceDevelopment.work platform is not just about certifications—it’s about transformation. It offers:

Interactive AI Skill Paths tailored for careers in tech, healthcare, sustainability, education, and creative industries.
Micro-Certifications in prompt engineering, AI project management, and no-code automation tools.
AI Job Readiness equips job seekers with essential AI skills, career-aligned training, and personalized guidance to confidently pursue high-demand roles in today’s rapidly evolving digital workforce.

Bridging the Gap for Women and Underserved Communities

Despite making up nearly half the workforce, women hold only about 26% of jobs in data and AI roles globally. The gap is even wider for women of color. The Gwinnett Women’s Chamber is changing this by ensuring women have access to AI learning, mentorship, and job placement opportunities that are aligned with today’s market demands.

The platform includes:

SheNoCodesAI Program: A pathway for women to learn no-code and low-code AI development.
Mentor Circles: Group coaching and networking support for women entering AI-focused roles.
AI for Entrepreneurs Toolkit: Teaching women how to use AI to grow their small businesses and startups.

What Makes This Platform Different?

There are dozens of online education platforms and certification programs, but AIWorkforceDevelopment.work is unique because it combines:

Equity and accessibility as core values.
Interactive tools rather than static videos or PDFs.
Community integration that ties AI education to local economic goals.
Support for non-traditional learners, including returning workers, career changers, and small business owners.

This isn’t just about learning to code—it’s about learning to thrive.

From Vision to Execution: The Chamber’s Role as a Catalyst

This initiative was born from the Gwinnett Women’s Chamber’s mission to promote economic mobility through entrepreneurship, innovation, and technology. Under the leadership of Audrey Bell-Kearney, the Chamber has become a champion of inclusion and progress.

“Our goal is to create a future where women—especially those in overlooked communities—are not just participating in the AI economy, but leading it,” said Bell-Kearney. “AIWorkforceDevelopment.work is a direct extension of that mission.”

Aligning with National Priorities in Workforce Transformation

Under President Donald Trump’s renewed focus on American workforce competitiveness and technological leadership, the national spotlight is back on preparing workers for the jobs of tomorrow—especially in the AI sector. The Gwinnett Women’s Chamber is answering that call with urgency, clarity, and a bold framework designed to align with the administration’s emphasis on innovation, economic independence, and upskilling the American workforce.

This platform is aligned with:

The National AI Research Resource Task Force’s vision of equitable AI education.
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) compliance.
Corporate ESG initiatives aiming to improve DEI in technology.

Built on Collaboration: Partnering for Greater Impact

The Gwinnett Women’s Chamber is bringing this vision to life through powerful collaborations. By working alongside AI innovators, educational institutions, regional chambers, and mission-driven nonprofits, the platform blends real-world relevance with future-focused tools.

Key collaborators include Gwinnett County Economic Development, Atlanta Tech Park, and community media like Good Morning Gwinnett, which highlights emerging AI Founders and local success stories. Together, these partnerships ensure that the platform reflects the needs of the community and supports those leading the way into the AI-powered future.

The Future Is Now—and It’s Local

Gwinnett County is becoming a national model of how local leadership can spark a global movement. This isn’t just about preparing workers for tech jobs—it’s about empowering entire communities to harness the opportunities of the future.

From high schoolers in Lilburn to mid-career women in Lawrenceville to aspiring AI consultants in Norcross, the AIWorkforceDevelopment.work platform is already creating change.

How You Can Get Involved

Whether you’re a student, parent, entrepreneur, educator, or employer, there’s a role for you in this ecosystem:

Sign up for a free workforce readiness audit.
Sponsor a scholarship for a woman in transition.
Host a training session in your community.
Join the AI Workforce Directory and get listed as a mentor, employer, or service provider.

Coming Soon: Empowering Economic Development, One Community at a Time

A powerful new platform is on its way—designed to support chambers of commerce, workforce boards, and economic development leaders in building future-ready communities. This next-phase resource will complement AIWorkforceDevelopment.work by offering tools that help regions make informed decisions, foster local collaboration, and track the effectiveness of their workforce strategies.

While details are still under wraps, this extension will make it easier for community leaders to identify growth opportunities, coordinate meaningful action, and measure impact—all with the goal of building a resilient and inclusive AI-powered workforce. Stay tuned for the official launch!

Conclusion: A Model for the Nation

As the world races toward an AI-driven economy, the Gwinnett Women’s Chamber isn’t waiting to catch up—it’s building the path forward. With www.AIWorkforceDevelopment.work, they are proving that innovation, equity, and community can co-exist and thrive.

This is more than a platform. It’s a promise—to prepare, to include, and to lead. And it’s a model that can be replicated in communities across America.

Welcome to the future of work. It starts here. It starts now. It starts with us.

About the Gwinnett Women’s Chamber of Commerce
The Gwinnett Women’s Chamber of Commerce is a dynamic organization dedicated to empowering women through entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic advancement. With a focus on inclusivity and impact, the Chamber provides programs, partnerships, and platforms that support women-owned businesses, promote professional growth, and drive community transformation. From workforce development to sustainability and technology, the Gwinnett Women’s Chamber is leading the way in creating opportunities for women to thrive in today’s economy. Learn more at www.GwinnettWomensChamber.com.