April 2, 2025 (Kenosha, WI) – Equus Workforce Solutions, Southeastern Wisconsin Workforce Development Board, and United Way of Kenosha County are proud to host the 3rd Annual Success Fair on Friday, June 13, 2025, at the Kenosha Job Center (8600 Sheridan Road). Employer check-in will begin at 12:00 PM, and the event will run from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
This year’s Success Fair invites local employers and organizations to connect with community members, share employment opportunities, and promote resources that can support individuals on their career journeys. Industries represented may include construction, healthcare, hospitality, human services, IT, manufacturing, and transportation. Last year’s event was a great success, with 22 employers and 31 nonprofit organizations participating and approximately 200 community members in attendance. We’re excited to build on that momentum this year, bringing even more opportunities and valuable connections to those seeking employment and resources.
Employers are encouraged to register as vendors by visiting https://www.kenoshaunitedway.org/employer-successfair by Friday, May 30.
“Kenosha County has some very exciting opportunities coming to the area as well as having world class employment options already existing in our backyard,” said Bobby Nash of Equus Workforce Solutions. “Our goal here at the Kenosha County Job Center is to create and match quality talent with local employers to build a stronger, thriving community. We encourage employers that seek to strengthen their connections to the community to attend this event. Limited space for employers is available. Also, at this event there will be many of the wonderful local nonprofits and agencies working on behalf of building a healthier, wealthier and happier Kenosha County. Come out and see what Success can mean to you.”
In addition to exploring career opportunities, attendees will have access to a range of essential resources, including food assistance, public benefit assistance, insurance, healthcare, childcare, veteran services, and career support.
“At United Way of Kenosha County, we’re committed to empowering individuals and families on their path to financial stability,” said Carolynn Friesch, CEO of United Way of Kenosha County. “The Success Fair is a valuable opportunity for both job seekers and employers to connect and strengthen our local workforce.”
Vendor Opportunities
Employers looking to participate can reserve a vendor booth for $95, which includes two boxed lunches and beverages, a table and two chairs for setup and networking opportunities with other businesses and workforce professionals.
For additional information or questions, please contact:
Bobby Nash, Equus Workforce Solutions
Robert.Nash@equusworks.com
262-697-4597
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About Southeastern Wisconsin Workforce Development Board
Southeastern WORKs - is Southeastern Wisconsin's resource for employment needs, serving Walworth, Racine & Kenosha Counties and administered by the Southeastern Wisconsin Workforce Development Board. Southeastern WORKs is committed to providing quality training and programs to develop a skilled workforce for business success. The center provides support to job seekers and employers, focusing on continuous improvement while also supporting strong regional economies by playing an active role in the community and its workforce development.
About Equus Workforce Solutions
Equus Workforce Solutions® is a comprehensive provider of workforce development services in North America. Their fifty-plus-year legacy of experience encompasses the development, design and delivery of demand-driven workforce solutions. Equus Workforce Solutions are drivers and collaborators for workforce systems change, including adapting to changes in legislation, job seeker demographics and market and industry changes.
About UWKC
United Way of Kenosha County is committed to connecting diverse voices and maximizing resources to collectively strengthen and uplift Kenosha County. For 100 years, UWKC has unified voices and amplified impact with a vision of an equitable Kenosha County. Through partnerships and collaborations, UWKC both supports local initiatives with an annual community investment process and manages programs such as Readers are Leaders, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, Day of Caring and more.