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tom Bilse
Tom Bilse. Human Resource Manager speaks on the value of WorkSourceWI Training.
dave holms
Dave Holmes. Human Resource Manager speaks on accommodations. "It's the right thing to do; how do we make this happen."
phil strobel
Phill Strobel. Supervisor "Communication is the key to making this work."
pat bogges
Pat Boggess Employee and Disabled Iraqi War Veteran. Describes the roadside bomb and the injuries he sustained.
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Disability Supplier Diversity Program (DSDP)

This program offers businesses that are owned by an individual(s) with a disability, including service disabled veterans, an exciting opportunity to increase their access to potential contracting opportunities with major corporations, government agencies, and one another.
To learn more about this new program, access the Disability Supplier Diversity Program Frequently Asked Questions at <HERE>

Think Beyond the Label

Think Beyond the Label, the national marketing campaign resulting from a unique collaboration of Medicaid Infrastructure Grants, launched at the end of January 2010.  This special edition of eNews features news about the campaign, tools for working with state partners, and tips for capitalizing on the campaign’s success.  For background on the campaign’s development, visit www.wethinkbeyondthelabel.org

January-February 2010 e-newsletter