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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2024 · 37 MIN

Student Voices: Using second changes to help the next generation

from FutureMakers Talent Talk · host Tessa Lesage

William Stewart is the owner of Stewart & Sons Electric, an all-inclusive electrical contracting company. A Southwest Florida native, William graduated from the Tri-County Apprenticeship Program after being formerly incarcerated. He went on to start his own business and now serves as the third-year teacher at Tri-County, educating the next generation of electricians. On this episode of Talent Talk, we talk about what employers can do to create opportunities for formerly incarcerated individuals, as well as what makes a great employee and lifelong learner. William is building a business and family legacy that will last for generations, and we discuss how other people who have faced similar challenges can do the same thing.

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