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From unemployment to success to be discussed at Jobs Caledon
July 10, 2014 · 0 Comments
Join Jobs Caledon tomorrow (Friday) from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Royal Courtyards in Bolton for a motivational presentation featuring Michelle Lanoue of Sandals Resorts.
Lanoue will speak about her journey from being unemployed to seeking assistance from Jobs Caledon and Caledon Community Services (CCS), to obtaining her current job as a Business Development Manager.
With the assistance of Jobs Caledon, Lanoue is the Business Development Manager for South Western Ontario in the Travel and Tourism industry for Sandals Resorts. She has been with Sandals for more than five years.
She encourages all who have felt down and out of luck to listen to her experience and see how CCS can help them.
“If I didn’t come here to get through these challenges, I wouldn’t have been able to be where I am,” she said. “You can’t be too proud to ask for help.”
Contact Jobs Caledon at 905-584-2300 or jobs@ccs4u.org to reserve a seat for this workshop.
The Jobs Caledon Employment Resource Centre is funded by Employment Ontario and is one of the many initiatives operated by CCS. As a community-impact organization, it supports residents of Caledon and surrounding communities.
The main office of CCS is at 18 King St. East in the Royal Courtyards, Bolton. For more information, visit www.ccs4u.org or call 905-584-2300.
Jobs Caledon Employment Specialists Dan Regliszyn and Maureen Tymkow flank Sandals Resorts Business Development Manager Michelle Lanoue.
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