Talent Has No Boundaries!

WORKFORCE DIVERSITY INCLUDES WORKERS WITH DISABILITIES!

The PSA stars the persons with disabilities (PWD) below stating the following:

Corporate Policy Director, Bob Boorstin: "I can solve difficult problems for a Fortune Five Hundred Company."

Store Manager, Patty Rivas: "I can run a successful business."

Carpenter & Landscaper, Michael Saulter: "I can manage your home improvements."

Communications Manager, Matt McDonough: "I can publicize your message."

Motivational Speaker, Josh Sundquist: "I can motivate your audience."

Public Relations Professional, Meg Krause: "I can put my military experience to work for your company."

Teacher, Cheryl Collier: "I can teach your children."

Store Manager, Patty Rivas: "I can boost your bottom line."

Communications Manager, Matt McDonough: "I can add value to your work place."

Carpenter & Landscaper, Michael Saulter: "I can be a loyal and productive employee."

Public Relations Professional & Veteran, Meg Krause: "But I can’t put my skills to work for your organization."

Teacher, Cheryl Collier: "If I’m not given the opportunity."

Store Manager, Patty Rivas: "If you don’t recognize my talent and ability."

Carpenter & Landscaper, Michael Saulter: "If you don’t hire me."

Motivational Speaker, Josh Sundquist: "If you don’t have an open mind and a workplace that’s open to everyone."

Teacher, Cheryl Collier: "If you don’t realize America works best."

Public Relations Professional & Veteran, Meg Krause: "When everybody works."

Motivational Speaker, Josh Sundquist: "What can you do?"

Carpenter & Landscaper, Michael Saulter: "What can you do?"

Teacher, Cheryl Collier: "What can you do?"

Corporate Policy Director, Bob Boorstin: "You can remember that at work,"

Store Manager, Patty Rivas: "It’s what people can do,"

Motivational Speaker, Josh Sundquist: "It’s what people can do that matters."

Nearly 50 million Americans have disabilities

Capitalize on their talents with employment practices that benefit everyone

For more information on what you can do to help, visit http://www.whatcanyoudocampaign.org/ and http://www.dol.gov/odep/