About The Presenter:
Debra R. Carter, SCSEP National Director
Debra Carter is the National Director for the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) for the National Caucus and Center on Black Aged, Inc. (NCBA). Debra began her career with NCBA six years ago as a Job Developer for one of the local NCBA SCSEP offices. After running a successful operation in Maryland, she was given the opportunity to also oversee the District of Columbia’s SCSEP office and did exceptionally well with both projects. Hard work and perseverance paid off as she was then promoted to oversee the NCBA National SCSEP program which services eight states and the District of Columbia.
Prior to NCBA, Debra was the Executive Director of Sunrise Assisted Living in Pikesville, Maryland. This job would prepare her for NCBA as she learned every aspect of seniors aging in place and the importance of motivating and caring for senior’s physical and mental wellbeing. She met her goals with unprecedented numbers often exceeding what was expected of her.
The service industry has always been an integral part of Debra’s work history. After having brief courses in psychology and social work, she combined that knowledge with her passion for cooking and obtained a culinary degree from the third top culinary college in the United States where she taught culinary skills to the mentally challenged and provided life skill counseling to clients in a psychosocial program in Maryland. She was vey successful in mainstreaming a large group of this population into the workforce.
Although caring for three special needs children prevented her from completing a formal education, she would take on many challenges in the workforce and would become an asset to every company who gave her the opportunity to utilize her talents.
Today, Debra maintains that of every negative situation, there is a positive lesson to be learned. She practices this theory in her day to day activities and in her professional work environment.
Contact the Speaker:
(Note corrected email address:)
202-637-8400
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Doors open at 9:30 a.m. for networking and the program starts promptly at 10 a.m.
Attire is business casual. Recruiters are often present so we ask all Monday Speaker attendees to contribute to the professional standards and objectives of this important networking meeting.
Plan to join us after the meeting for networking. Many of us continue our conversations over lunch at the nearby Brookings Institution.
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