Abilities, Opportunities, and the Future of Work

In this second part of the two part episode, we discuss with Kathleen West-Evans, Director of Business Relations, National Employment Team @ Council of State Administrators of Vocation Rehabilitation, and Mike Corso President and co-Founder of DisABLEDperson, Inc in discussing The Talent Acquisition Portal®(TAP). Tap is a leading site for listing employees with disabilities that provides unique services in this space. The Portal can be accessed at tapability.org/

In this first part of the two part episode, we discuss with Kathleen West-Evans, Director of Business Relations, National Employment Team @ Council of State Administrators of Vocation Rehabilitation, and Mike Corso President and co-Founder of DisABLEDperson, Inc in discussing The Talent Acquisition Portal®(TAP). Tap is a leading site for listing employees with disabilities that provides unique services in this space. The Portal can be accessed at https://tapability.org/

The Abilities, Opportunities and Future of Work Podcast is co-produced by the Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) and the Eli Broad College of Business with the objective of providing an opportunity to showcase best-in-class practices on burning issues related to how workforce with disabilities can be integrated highlighting firms, community organizations, not-for-profits and other state organizations that are doing outstanding work in integrating individuals with disabilities into the workforce and allow them to share their “stories.” The Podcast aims to fill the gap on democratizing best-in-class practices with the broader disability community that can help facilitate employment of individuals with disabilities, This is the first episode of a two-part episode. Please share your thoughts and comments at aofow@broad.msu.edu. This is a voluntary effort.

The Abilities, Opportunities and Future of Work Podcast is co-produced by the Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) and the Eli Broad College of Business with the objective of providing an opportunity to showcase best-in-class practices on burning issues related to how workforce with disabilities can be integrated highlighting firms, community organizations, not-for-profits and other state organizations that are doing outstanding work in integrating individuals with disabilities into the workforce and allow them to share their “stories.” The Podcast aims to fill the gap on democratizing best-in-class practices with the broader disability community that can help facilitate employment of individuals with disabilities, This is the first episode of a two-part episode. Please share your thoughts and comments at aofow@broad.msu.edu. This is a voluntary effort.

This track is a follow up to Episode 1 of the Abilities, Opportunities and Future of Work Podcast. Thank you for Listening. If you have comments/feedback, please send your message to aofow@broad.msu.edu. This is a voluntary collaborative effort between the Michigan Rehabilitation Services, and the Broad College of Business