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ComEd Joins YMCA and Goodwill to Graduate 89 Local Teens from Summer Job Training Program

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ComEd, the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago and Goodwill Greater Milwaukee & Chicago today hosted a graduation event for 89 teens who have completed summer job training that prepared them for emerging career opportunities in the clean energy and construction fields. Through the CONSTRUCT Youth Academy program, ComEd and its partner agencies are expanding access to training for local teens interested in careers in the fast-growing energy sector. Expanding training for l...

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