States / Virginia / HR 2183

HR 2183 Passed First Chamber

Commending David A. Hunn.

Introduced
In Committee
Floor
Crossed Over
Passed
Enacted
Compare versions →
Enrolled — · 453 words Open full page ↗

2026 SPECIAL SESSION I

ENROLLED

HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 2183

Commending David A. Hunn.

Agreed to by the House of Delegates, June 22, 2026

WHEREAS, David A. Hunn, founding president and chief executive officer of The SkillSource Group, Inc., and executive director of Virginia Career Works – Northern Region, who has dedicated more than 40 years to public service, will retire in June 2026; and

WHEREAS, throughout his distinguished career, David Hunn has devoted himself to improving the Commonwealth's economic competitiveness by connecting individuals to meaningful employment opportunities and helping employers develop the skilled workforce necessary to succeed in a changing economy; and

WHEREAS, since 2002, David Hunn has served as the founding president and chief executive officer of The SkillSource Group and executive director of Virginia Career Works – Northern Region, building a nationally acclaimed, employer-driven workforce system that serves more than two million residents and tens of thousands of businesses across Northern Virginia; and

WHEREAS, under David Hunn's leadership, Virginia Career Works – Northern Region has become a vital part of the Commonwealth's workforce system, providing valuable services, education, employment assistance, and training to more than 45,000 prospective employees while responding to the evolving demands of high-growth industries and regional employers; and

WHEREAS, David Hunn champions a data-informed approach to workforce strategy and cultivates strong collaborations and partnerships with businesses, educational institutions, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies to develop and implement effective workforce training initiatives; and

WHEREAS, David Hunn is committed to expanding opportunity to all Virginians, creating life-changing pathways to employment and economic mobility for low-income and low-skilled adults and youth, individuals with disabilities, veterans, entrepreneurs, formerly incarcerated individuals, and other people facing barriers to employment; and

Sign in to read the full text

The document summary and details above are public. The full text is available to signed-in accounts.