đź”’ Saul Newton to step into management function at Incapacity:IN Wisconsin

đź”’ Saul Newton to step into management function at Incapacity:IN Wisconsin


Saul Newton is slated to step into the highest management submit at Disability:IN Wisconsin early subsequent yr, following the retirement of present govt director Judy Quigley.

Newton, who was the founding chief govt officer of The Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce, stepped down from main that group after eight years in October.

Since that point, he has been quietly serving with Incapacity:IN Wisconsin, the state chapter of the nationwide Incapacity:IN group, primarily based in Virginia.

In a submit on social media on Thursday, Newton introduced that he could be taking on the reins of the nonprofit’s Wisconsin chapter, which is devoted to advancing, enhancing, and increasing employment outcomes for folks with disabilities, following Quigley’s retirement.

“I’ve witnessed firsthand the transformative energy of various views and the invaluable contributions of people with disabilities within the workforce. I’m deeply dedicated to advancing our mission, selling incapacity inclusion, and fostering collaborative relationships with companies, nonprofits, and authorities companies in Wisconsin,” Newton wrote. “I’m deeply grateful for the chance to function govt director of this group and to work alongside its devoted members, companions, and stakeholders … Judy’s exceptional management has laid a powerful basis for Incapacity:IN Wisconsin, and I’m dedicated to constructing upon her legacy.”

Quigley’s retirement  

In a press launch issued Thursday, Quigley, who’s slated to retire in late December, thanked Disibility: IN’s board of administrators and committee volunteers, in addition to different workers and supporters.

“Beginning with our six founding companies who made the dedication to create extra inclusive workforces to the place we’re as we speak is sort of an accomplishment,” Quigley stated. “It’s wonderful how a lot has been achieved over the previous 5 years, but it surely couldn’t have occurred with out all of them, they usually have my heartfelt thanks for all their assist. I’d additionally like to increase a heat welcome to Saul Newton, who brings great expertise that makes the way forward for Incapacity:IN Wisconsin very thrilling.”

Quigley has served as govt director for the reason that group was established in 2018. Beneath her management, Incapacity:IN has grown to incorporate dozens of companies, employers, and organizations throughout the state who’ve a shared dedication to increasing alternatives for folks with disabilities.

Judy Quigley

“Incapacity:IN Wisconsin is grateful for the wonderful accomplishments we’ve got achieved during the last 5 years. All of this wonderful work wouldn’t have been attainable with out the unimaginable work of Judy Quigley. Judy has set Incapacity:IN Wisconsin up for great success and has paved the best way for continued development,” stated Incapacity:IN Wisconsin board chair Tracy Glorioso. “We’re excited to welcome Saul to our crew. His instant concentrate on key initiatives and motivation to develop Incapacity:IN Wisconsin is strictly what we’d like as we proceed to advertise our imaginative and prescient and technique transferring ahead. His management and enterprise data will probably be a key asset to our group.”

Christian Thornton took over the function of president and chief govt officer of The Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce earlier this month.

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