Employment opportunities and information for persons with disabilities and employers. Wednesday, February 11, 2009. US Cellular President and CEO to Give Keynote at Employment Expo. John Rooney Will Address Diversity and Inclusion as Key Elements to an Environment of Respect. President and CEO, will address job seekers, employers, and service providers at the Expo on April 9 at the DoubleTree Guest Suites and Conference Center in Downers Grove.

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That the rose bush has thorns. Or be GLAD the thorn bush has roses. It is hard to fail. Never to have tried to succeed. In the work that you love. As we celebrate our 10. Anniversary, the AOPS Team remains focused on delivering quality, custom fabrication solutions through a creative approach.

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Beverly Carey, director of the accessibility program in Core Services Engineering, tells the story of how Microsoft is becoming more inclusive through accessibility.