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The Business Advisory
Council (BAC) is made up of local business people that ultimately impact the
employment for persons with disabilities, and provide a bridge for
Employment Services between the world of social services and the corporate
working world. The Council’s ten-year existence is a declaration of its
commitment and dedication to the goal of empowering people with disabilities
through viable employment opportunities. The BAC meets the fourth Tuesday
of the month from 7:30 to 8:30 am.
The mission
of the Business Advisory Council is to increase the participation and
involvement of the southeastern Wisconsin business community in the
successful development of employment opportunities for the participants of
UCP Programs.
Our current BAC members
include local area human resources professionals, hiring managers, training
consultants, manufacturers, and other local business professionals that
provide valuable feedback to our non-profit agency as it relates to hiring
trends, industry, marketing and business.
UCP welcomes your
participation and support to advance the independence of persons with
disabilities.
UCP would welcome your participation and support to advance the independence
of persons with disabilities. We are
actively seeking individuals from the business community to join our council.
Member Profile:
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The most effective members of this council are those who have experience
in the business community and who are interested and believe in the
value of people with disabilities.
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Council members should commit to activities that support the yearly
goals of the committee.
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All members must support the mission of the BAC.
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Members should be able to contribute to the group by one or all of the
following ways:
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Bring
in a business perspective (i.e., Personnel people, Corporate
Executives, Managers, Chamber members or City officials)
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Design
marketing materials, (i.e. Marketing/advertising people, Personnel
Directors, TV/radio/arts community, Print media)
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Identify
business trends, (i.e., Administration, Restaurateur, Union
representative, representative from a major employer, member of a
small business, member of the law/or medical community)
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Provide
contacts, (i.e., members of civic clubs and organizations,
ministers, educators, members of the banking community, chamber
members)
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Council members
should play an active role within their businesses or organizations and
are comfortable representing their involvement and the mission of the
BAC within their workplace, community and with other local business.
For more information
about UCP’s Business Advisory Council call Marianne Payleitner at (414)
329-4500.
Current
BAC members
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