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David J. Mosey
Founder of the Keys2Work Program
Executive Director, Smart Futures

An award winning educator, salesperson, and entrepreneur with a passion for the Internet, he began creating online career development programs dedicated to helping close the gap between education and work.  Keys2Work was born in 1998 as a tool to help high schools and community based organizations close foundation skills gaps reported by employers nationally and identified by ACT’s WorkKeys® program.  After successful but localized implementations of Keys2Work nationally, he led the formation of Smart Futures as a vehicle for implementing innovative career development programs statewide.  Smart Futures’ key competencies are superb outreach, training, and program implementation planning and support.

Contact David to see how Keys2Work might be used to help your region or state implement a large-scale career-based skill improvement and credentialing program.

Ray Park
Director of Technology, Smart Futures

Mr. Park has been with Smart Futures for six years and is responsible for collecting feedback that leads to improvements of the Keys2Work website and the other projects of Smart Futures. He welcomes questions related to technology problems or improvements to the website.

Jason Chitty
Customer Support Specialist/ Help Desk, Smart Futures

With an Associates Degree in Information Technology Systems, Jason directly supports the Keys2Work users and answers any program related or technical questions they may have. He also handles Website updates and in-house technology concerns.

Akira Wyatt
Program Specialist,Smart Futures

Akirah is responsible for assisting with program training and outreach for Keys2Work. She will also be taking the lead in assisting community-based organizations as they implement Keys2Work. A recent graduate of Messiah College, she successfully completed courses in Communication, Counseling, and Sociology. During her undergraduate studies, she served as an intern in a high school guidance office, and spent a semester at Temple University in Philadelphia. These two experiences have heightened her passion for the urban education system. She is excited to be on the Smart Futures team as she helps mobilize and serve community-based organizations and their participants.

Note: By Agreement, Smart Futures - a non-profit organization based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - implements Keys2Work and its 2 related programs, www.pa-ementor.org and www.mycareerjourney.org in schools and community based organizations throughout Pennsylvania. Smart Futures' staff has successfully introduced Keys2Work within hundreds of middle schools, high Schools, community based organizations, and human services agencies throughout the Commonwealth.

The keys2Work program may be custtomized to other states and regions

Smart Futures' staff is available to share best practices and to help train and support national Keys2Work partners who wish to replicate aspects of Pensylvania's implementation model in the communities they serve.