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“What I know is, in order for me and my team to succeed, I needed to build a culture that allowed everybody an opportunity to make an impact.” - Carrie Masters

CBQ - Relative to your not for profit mission what does it mean to be work ready?

Carrie Masters, CEO of St. Joseph the Worker (SJW) in Phoenix, AZ discusses her leadership approach and the organization's mission to help work-ready individuals through barriers to employment. Carrie emphasizes the importance of a strong leadership team, cultural overhaul, and employee appreciation.

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If you know someone in Phoenix who is work ready and open to a hand up, connect them to SJW here - sjwjobs.org or 602.755.JOBS.

SJW - LinkedIn or Insta
Carrie - LinkedIn

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Joy & Impact with Carrie Masters

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