Mishael Porembski, Founder of Widow Strong and Certified Brain Health Professional and Life Coach
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Mishael Porembski & Amanda Pearch
Celebrating Powerhouse Women salutes and recognizes women who are making an impact, whether it’s in business, philanthropy, public service, or elsewhere.
Mishael Porembski/Widow Strong & Grief Strong Christian Coaching
Mishael Porembski is the Founder and Executive Director of Widow Strong as well an Amen Clinic Certified Brain Health Professional and a Maxwell Certified Life Coach. Sharing a story with a purpose is her passion. Working in broadcast network news for over 20 years, she has national production experience in producing, editing, writing, on-air talent, and shooting with HD cameras. She directed a project entitled “Burning Questions,” which aired nationally and won a “Best Documentary” Southeastern Emmy Award.
Now a widowed mom, after her husband passed away in 2007, she’s merged media expertise and personal experience as a younger widow with young children to create a healthy, dynamic grief empowerment series of books and companion video course (180U) to empower bereaved women (ages 20 to 90) and their families.
This episode we hear from Leigh McIntosh, CEO of Creative Enterprises, Courtney Grimm, DDP/ Gwinnett Coordinator & Sydney Couch, Production Coordinator
The 14C of the Fair Labor Standards Act or sub-minimum wage certificate was created by the Deportment of Labor in 1938 and permits paying people with disabilities wages below minimum wage. The Department of Labor issues the certificates and the oversee compliance to guard against exploitation. Over the years other laws have been enacted like the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, to prevent discrimination and giving people with disabilities the same right s as everyone else including the right to work and make regular wages.
Each person who comes to Creative Enterprises is asked what their goals are while they are here. If work is one of their goals, CE helps them go through evaluation and training use the 14 C certificate. The Clients must go through some education with The Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency and sign a form confirming they do not want to become employed in the community. Our Campus sets them up in different evaluation situations to see what skills they already have.
Creative Enterprises was Incorporated as a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) Community Rehabilitation Program in 1979, they provide employment opportunities along with social and life skills training to individuals with developmental disabilities. This is accomplished through on- and off-site work training, job placement assistance, educational programs, community involvement events, and a variety of additional resources.
Creative Enterprises is a CRP or Work Center. See below, Types of Establishments where Certificates may be Used:
Community rehabilitation program (CRP) or work center – A facility that primarily provides vocational rehabilitation services and employment for people with disabilities. A CRP applicant must include information in its application about all locations where it employs or is seeking to employ workers with disabilities and pay them a subminimum wage, for example, physically separate branch locations. Certificates may be issued for a two-year effective period.
Hospital or residential care facility (patient workers) – A facility that primarily provides residential care for individuals with disabilities, including nursing homes, intermediate care facilities, assisted living facilities, halfway houses, and residential substance abuse treatment facilities. Such an employer may hire a worker with a disability who receives inpatient or outpatient treatment or care, often referred to as a “patient worker.” Certificates may be issued for a two-year effective period.
School-work experience program (SWEP) – A school-operated program where students with disabilities may perform work activities as part of an educational employment program. School employers are responsible for compliance with all applicable child labor provisions, wage standards, and certificate and recordkeeping requirements of the FLSA. The school may submit a group application that covers all students with disabilities and all the school locations where students will be working. Certificates may be issued for a one-year effective period.
Business – A for-profit employer other than a CRP, a hospital/residential care facility, or SWEP that employs workers with disabilities at a subminimum wage based on the individual’s productivity for the work performed. Certificates may be issued for a one-year effective period.
Iron Insights: Leading with Purpose featuring Iron Forums
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Iron Insights: Leading with Purpose
Featuring Iron Forums
Welcome to Iron Insights: Leading with Purpose. Our mission with this podcast series is to equip, inspire, and empower Christian leaders to lead with faith, integrity, and purpose. Through authentic conversations and shared experiences, we explore the intersection of faith and leadership, offering practical insights and spiritual wisdom to forge stronger leaders who impact their communities and the world for Christ.
Adults with Disabilities & Supported Work Environments
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This episode we educate through the testimonies of Parents/ Caregivers who have loved ones at Creative Enterprises. Hear from Leigh McIntosh, CEO of Creative Enterprises and Parents of Creative Clients: Gail Green, Vernon McClain & Jeff Jansma
The 14C of the Fair Labor Standards Act or sub-minimum wage certificate was created by the Deportment of Labor in 1938 and permits paying people with disabilities wages below minimum wage. The Department of Labor issues the certificates and the oversee compliance to guard against exploitation. Over the years other laws have been enacted like the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, to prevent discrimination and giving people with disabilities the same right s as everyone else including the right to work and make regular wages.
Each person who comes to Creative Enterprises is asked what their goals are while they are here. If work is one of their goals, CE helps them go through evaluation and training use the 14 C certificate. The Clients must go through some education with the The Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency and sign a form confirming they do not want to become employed in the community. Our Campus sets them up in different evaluation situations to see what skills they already have.
Creative Enterprises was Incorporated as a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) Community Rehabilitation Program in 1979, they provide employment opportunities along with social and life skills training to individuals with developmental disabilities. This is accomplished through on- and off-site work training, job placement assistance, educational programs, community involvement events, and a variety of additional resources.
“Chasing Excellence” is the informative, educational & entertaining series featuring people with unique professions, outside of the norm”. Join us as we bring attention to POSITIVITY! Throughout this series, we will share inspiring stories of entrepreneurs and their journeys.
Cathy is an expert in design and marketing. She has won numerous awards as a gift designer, writer, instructor and trainer in the gift industry. Her award-winning design team specializes in unique creations. Her experience allows her to highlight a multitude of interesting professionals and share their stories with YOU!
Eunicia Peret, Managing Partner and Founder of Excelstra
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Amanda Pearch and Eunicia Peret
Celebrating Powerhouse Women salutes and recognizes women who are making an impact, whether it’s in business, philanthropy, public service, or elsewhere.
Eunicia Peret/Excelstra
Eunicia Peret is the Managing Partner and Founder of Excelstra, a wealth strategy consulting firm that provides high net worth and high-income clients solutions to elevate their wealth efforts to significantly higher standards. Their quarterbacking approach ensures that the client’s financial team is collaborating to deliver significant savings and bottom-line increases.
She is one of the country’s top financial consultants, mentors and speakers, and brings in-depth management consulting expertise and over 15 years of working with world renowned financial services organizations such as Banks, FinTech, Venture Capital and Insurance companies. Those experiences uniquely position and qualify Eunicia and her team to add significant value to every client they serve.
Clients typically seek out Eunicia and the Excelstra team because they carry the pain of paying too much in taxes. They know that there are potentially better opportunities to optimize wealth accumulation. And lastly, they are typically worried because they don’t have a well-defined exit plan to strategically position them for the future.
At The Manely Firm, P.C., they know — not just Georgia family law — but the way family law is practiced in specific courts in individual counties all around the state, like the courts in Forsyth, Gwinnett, Fulton or Cobb County. Even within the same court, one family law judge is likely to handle a matter differently than another and we have the experience to know that.
Established in the community with a strong rapport with members of the legal system, they are familiar with the family law judges and their staff and can help their clients predict results based on in-depth knowledge and experience.
It can be critical for your lawyer to anticipate your judge’s preferences so that you have every opportunity to achieve positive results.
Check out one of their convenient locations throughout the Atlanta metro area and in Savannah. Rather than having one central location in downtown Atlanta, their law offices are located right next to the local courthouses in Marietta, Lawrenceville, Cumming, Savannah and now London!
Chat with AP is the candid, bite-size podcast that offers a glimpse into the professional and personal worlds of really cool people. If you’re seeking connection, community and collaboration you are in the right place, visit amandapearch.com! It was a beautiful day for GOLF- this podcast was recorded at Bears Best Atlanta.
Since the inception of the Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce in 1954, the purpose has remained the same; increase prosperity and promote and better community life for all. Our organization continues to be the leader in economic development, advocacy on issues of interest to business and engaging business leaders to ensure the long-term economic health of our community.
Cumming and Forsyth County, Georgia are consistently ranked among the most desirable communities in the nation. World class schools, nationally recognized parks, over 200 miles of lake shoreline, the lowest property taxes in the region and a vibrant business community are the primary factors that earn the community accolades year after year.
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