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From: Maurice Peret
Date: Sep 25, 2017 6:20AM
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Are you looking for an exciting career change where you can have a serious positive impact upon the lives and livelihoods of working blind people and others?
Are you adept in the latest in digital accessibility, usability, policy, protocol, procurement, application, and implementation?
If so, I have an opportunity for you!
Blind Industries & Services of Maryland is an internationally recognized innovative leader in the blindness field as part of the largest and most successful jobs program for blind people in the United States, AbilityOne. With well over 600 associates, we are positively changing people's attitudes about blindness one contract, one successful training outcome, and one strategic business decision at a time.
Please consider the attached job description and reach out to me if you possess these specialized technological program management talents and skillsets.
Maurice Peret, Talent Recruiter, Human Resources Department
Blind Industries & Services of Maryland
3345 Washington Boulevard, Halethorp, Maryland 21227
Office: 410.737.2673 Mobile: 804.928.4015
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https://www.bism.org/career
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