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Author: Charlotte Works Staff

13 Mar

Posted at 14:13h in News by

We’ve got more good stuff to report this month! Two more NCWorks Career Centers certified for Mecklenburg County [caption id="attachment_2404" align="alignleft" width="170"] From left, Wendy Lyons, talent engagement manager (WMS); Randall Darnell, manager (ECD); Stephanie Lattimore, manager (FPB); and Jaslyn Roberts, talent engagement director (WMS) celebrate in...

13 Feb

Posted at 17:24h in Success Story by

Charlotte Works congratulates the following clients who’ve landed positions in the last several months: Tyrail Commodore was a high school senior when he got involved in Youth Works under the direction of Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont's CLAY (Career Leadership Academy for Youth) program. Upon...

13 Feb

Posted at 17:03h in Youth by

According to the United Nations, there are more than 51 million people living as refugees, the highest number since World War II. These days, conflicts don’t so much resolve as endlessly evolve into new conflicts, and more than 10 percent of those currently displaced have...

13 Feb

Posted at 16:22h in Volunteers by

“What have you been doing?” Several years ago, when Charlotte Works was still known as ProNet, Thelma Wright was introduced to the concept of skills-based volunteering – using specialized skills and talents to strengthen a nonprofit organization’s infrastructure. So Wright, a business analyst by trade, took a...

13 Feb

Posted at 15:53h in News by

We’ve got more news than a bag of conversation hearts! Here’s how we’re sharing the love this month:   Welcome new team members We welcome three new members to our team working to serve you better: Brittenay Causieestko-Lee joined us as an event coordinator. She’ll coordinate and manage the...

16 Jan

Posted at 16:52h in Success Story by

Former Polish president Lech Walesa once said, “It is hardly possible to build anything if frustration, bitterness and a mood of helplessness prevail.” Former Charlotte Works' client David Engler most likely would agree with his sentiment. He was referred to Charlotte Works in July by board member Robert...

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