The “Dayton Regional Workforce Portal” will be unveiled 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Montgomery County Business Solutions Center, 1435 Cincinnati St., Dayton.
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The tool is the result of a grant the chamber received from the Lumina Foundation, an independent, private Indianapolis-based foundation.
The chamber said it worked with several partners on the project including Ohio Means Jobs, Dayton Metro Library, Learn to Earn Dayton, Applied Research Institute of Wright State University, Montgomery County’s Development Services and ACCE Education Attainment Division.
The chamber has more than 2,400 members in the Dayton region.
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