Virtually Speaking Workforce Webinar - Changing the Narrative of Addiction in the Workplace

Workforce Innovations, Inc. is proud to bring the fourth 2022 exciting and informative quarterly webinar to you!

The Business Services Divisions for the Northwest and Southwest TN Workforce Boards have joined collaboration with Greater Memphis region this quarter to bring to you a West TN Regional event.

Our expert panelists this month will be Christopher Moore, BPS, LADAC II – SOR Program Coordinator and
John Burke, BBA, CPRS -SOR Recovery Pathfinder

The Presenters work for CAAP Inc. - the largest substance abuse treatment provider in Shelby County, TN and collectively possess nearly 14 years of experience working with individuals struggling with Substance Use Disorders.

The highlights of the discussion will be:
* The current scope of substance use problems in the workforce,
* Explore existing dynamics that exacerbate commonly encountered issues, and
* Most importantly, propose strategies for equipping workforce professionals to navigate the reality of substance use in the workforce effectively ensuring this priority population is best positioned for success.

We are excited to bring you this workforce development webinar, with articulate communicators and effective trainers skilled in achieving delivery of quality content that is relevant and beneficial to the Employers in our region.

For more information, contact
NW Region:
(Benton Carroll Crockett Dyer Gibson Henry Lake Obion Weakley)
* Maleia Evans: [email protected] or call 731-325-5836
* Lana Wood: [email protected] or call 731-882-1162
SW Region:
(Chester Decatur Hardeman Hardin Haywood Henderson McNairy Madison)
* Ariel McGahey: [email protected] or call 731-334-5951 ext 421
* Holly Wood: [email protected] or call 731- 334-5944
Greater Memphis Region:
* Roderick Woody: [email protected] or call 901-573-1455

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