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The Washington State Business Leadership Network wishes you a Happy National Employment of People with Disabilities Awareness Month!

An announcement from The Washington State Business Leadership Network:


Hello Everyone,

The Washington State Business Leadership Network wishes you a Happy National Employment of People with Disabilities Awareness Month!

President Obama Announces New Initiatives During National Disability Employment Awareness Month: "My Administration is committed to ensuring that all Americans have the chance to fulfill their potential and contribute to our nation," said President Obama. "Across this country, millions of people with disabilities are working or want to work, and they should have access to the support and services they need to succeed. As the nation's largest employer, the Federal Government and its contractors can lead the way by implementing effective employment policies and practices that increase opportunities and help workers achieve their full potential. We must also rededicate ourselves to fostering an inclusive work culture that welcomes the skills and talents of all qualified employees. That's why I've asked the responsible agencies to develop new plans and policies to help increase employment across America for people with disabilities."

Just a reminder that you are invited to attend the next Washington State Business Leadership Network (WSBLN) Meeting:

When: Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

Time: 9:30 am - 11:00 am

Where: The SeaTac Marriott Hotel, Salon E

3201 S. 176th Street, Seattle, WA 98188

(Please find attached the SeaTac Marriott Directions/Map Information)

Cost: This meeting is complimentary (no charge).

Marriott is also providing complimentary coffee, tea, water and assorted pastries for your enjoyment.

Please RSVP with your Name, Company/Organization, Email Address and Phone Number to karenwalters@att.net to reserve your seat.

Please find attached the September 9th Meeting Minutes and the October 14th Meeting Agenda attached. Be sure to bring some business cards with you for our networking time.

We are very excited to have Deborah Carnett, M.ED, M.S., LMHC; Carnett Consulting coming to present: Autism & Asperger's in the Workplace during our educational session. Deborah has worked with at-risk populations for over 20 years in the fields of special education, mental health and social work. Her education includes Master's Degrees in Special Education and Counseling/Psychology and she currently has a private practice in Olympia, WA. She specializes in Anxiety Disorders (PTSD related to sexual abuse and other trauma, OCD, general anxiety) and Autism Spectrum Disorders. She grows lavender organically and uses aromatherapy in her counseling practice to help clients reduce anxiety and ward off panic attacks.

Thank you,

Karen

Karen Walters, CEO/Executive Director

Washington State Business Leadership Network

Phone: 206-427-7675

Email: karenwalters@wsbln.org

Email2: karenwalters@att.net

Website: www.wsbln.org

"People with Disabilities at Work!"

About the WSBLN: We are an organization of businesses, employers and community partners who support and educate other businesses to recruit, hire, retain, promote and increase customer service for people with disabilities. We provide opportunities for education, networking and sharing of best practices among our peers. We welcome employers of all sizes, industries and sectors to join in our mission. For more information please contact me or visit our website at www.wsbln.org.


Posted Oct 13 2009, 12:37 PM by BusyBee

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