The proposed ethane cracker plan in Beaver County will be the topic of discussion at a dinner next month.

Priority2Work will host a discussion titled “How the Cracker Plant Will Transform our Region” at its annual dinner May 22 at North Way Christian Community Church in Wexford.

Featured speakers include John Goberish, dean of workforce and continuing education at Community College of Beaver County, and Michael Marr of Shell Pennsylvania Chemical.

The discussion will look at how the proposed plant will impact the community and what economic impact the downstream jobs may have.

The public, including job seekers, is invited to join for networking, dinner and speakers. Networking starts at 5:30 p.m., with dinner and presentations beginning at 6:15 p.m. A donation of $10 is requested for those seeking employment and $20 for all others.

To register, visit http://evite.me/d8N9xV6y6f

Priority2Work is an all-volunteer, 501 c-3 nonprofit with a 35-year history of providing faith-centered career search services in the greater Pittsburgh region. The group’s mission is to help those who have been caught in job force reduction, industry downturns, a changing skills environment or other conditions which place them in job transition.