Disabilities Matters Awards Conference Moves to Motor City in 2008

Applications for 2008 Disability Matters awards now available.

by Staff

July 26, 2007

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Springboard Consulting LLC and Work Life Matters magazine recently announced that the second annual Disabilities Matters Conference will be held on July 22, 2008. The event will be hosted by General Motors at their global headquarters in Detroit. The conference features seminars focusing on marketing, diversity and work life issues affecting both consumers and employees who either have a disability or have a child or other dependent with special needs. Companies interested in sponsoring this very important and innovative event can obtain additional information on the Springboard web site at www.consultspringboard.com and by clicking on Disability Matters 2008. More information about the 2007 winners and applications for the 2008 Disability Matters awards are now available on the Springboard Web site at consultspringboard.com, by clicking on Disability Matters. To learn more about Work Life Matters magazine, please visit www.worklifematters.info.

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