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Job Description Hupy and Abraham, S.C., a personal injury law firm headquartered downtown Milwaukee, WI, is seeking a Marketing Specialist for our Milwaukee, WI office. The Marketing Specialist will assist the department with marketing events and community outreach. This employee will implement community outreach programs, organize events, coordinate staffing, and report performance metrics. This position will also include ordering/maintaining promotional inventory and other administrative tasks as needed. Some nights/weekends – offsite community work – setting up and manning booth at events is required. This is a fast-paced law firm located in downtown Milwaukee. The position will be highly demanding so do not apply unless you are a hard-working go-getter who is willing to dig deep and make a difference on our team! Responsibilities • Community Relations, • Fielding donation requests, • Researching sponsorship requests, • Building/maintaining awareness in the community, • Events, • Investigating and scheduling community events, • Management of event staffing including setup, working events, and coordinating with outside talent agencies, • Management of promotional event materials, • Tracking of post–event performance/metrics, • Other, • Developing web content related to community events, • Ship, Pack, Mail, • Bachelor’s degree in public relations, corporate communications, journalism, marketing, or related field., • Bilingual (Spanish) proficiency is desired, • Prior event experience is required, • Must be willing to flex schedule and work in the community at off-site events, • Organizational skills with working knowledge of Excel spreadsheets, • Excellent writing skills with extreme attention to grammatical detail, • Valid Driver’s License Hupy and Abraham has received top rankings from national professional organizations and is voted best by the public. The firm and its staff have received over 250 awards praising its service and dedication to the legal field. Hupy and Abraham, S.C. is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. As part of our hiring process, we perform pre-employment background checks.

Job Description Why a career with Independence First? When you join Independence First you will be part of a collaborative and passionate team. You will also enjoy lucrative benefits! Independence First was selected as one of Milwaukee Business Journal's Best Places to Work in 2022 - 2025 Independence First is looking for awesome people to join our team! You are just the person to join our growing team if you are... • Passionate About Helping Others Benefits include: • 12 sick days, 13 vacation days and an additional 12 paid holidays a year, • Employer paid Dental, Life Insurance (twice annual salary), AD&D, Short and Long Term Disability, • Health Insurance Benefits (partially employer paid, depending on coverage), • Low-cost Vision Insurance, • Employer-matched 403(b) Retirement Account, • Fitness Center On-site, • Annual Health Risk Assessment, • Annual Flu Shot, • Comprehensive Wellness Program, • Tuition Reimbursement Program POSITION DESCRIPTION Position: Assistive Technology Specialist Status: Full Time - Hourly Reports to: ILS Director Position Summary: Prepare and present evaluations for assistive technology, adaptive equipment and home and vehicle modifications. Conduct assistive technology and disability specific related computer training classes and workshops. Responsible to provide the assigned services and data collection required for the agency activities related to assistive technology and adaptive equipment evaluations, home and vehicle modification evaluations, and technology training to enhance the quality of the lives of individuals with disabilities. Provide back-up coverage/support to other programs within the department (e.g. I&R, Transition, IL Sills etc.) Position Expected Hours of Work: This is a Full-Time position. Days and hours of work are Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Occasional evenings and weekends. Independent Living Services Essential Functions: • Facilitate assessment and identification of functional capacities and independent living related services needs of the consumer., • Provide consumers assistive technology and adaptive equipment evaluations, home and vehicle modification evaluations, training, information and referral, advocacy, funding information and assistance with the appeals process. Must be able to enter buildings that have stairs, chemical scents (fabric softener, air fresheners, cleaning products), cigarette smoke, animals, etc. Must be able to maneuver in homes that are not wheelchair accessible., • Provide independent living skills instruction on an individual or group basis., • Provide consumers with training on assistive technology, adaptive equipment or other related equipment on a fee-for-service basis., • Provide consumers with assistive technology instruction and disability specific computer training., • Develop AT suggestions for IL Department curriculum and other trainings., • Promote self-advocacy by teaching individuals how to access services, assert their rights and obtain funding for the purpose of reaching their adaptive/assistive technology needs., • Provide information, training and referral to the community at large on assistive technology, adaptive equipment and related resources on a free or fee-for-service basis., • Assist with the coordination of Independence First's assistive technology Loan and Demonstration program., • Attend and participate in the Wisconsin Coalition of Independent Living Centers (WCILC) home modification calls as needed., • Supply AT services on a free or fee-for-service basis to employers, schools, DVR, county agencies, long-term care providers, etc. These services include, evaluations, consultations, bids, trainings, recommendations and reports., • Complete required documentation in agency database and as required by various funding sources and vendors, including writing timely assessment reports with recommendations for further training, equipment or home modifications that are sent to vendors., • Develop and maintain appropriate collaborative relationships with other organizations/service providers to enhance the goals of independent living., • Participate as a member of the Independent Living Services team by attending agency meetings and events., • Participate in individual and systems advocacy activities at public hearings and educating public officials through appropriate means on issues relative to independent living., • Actively participant in agency advocacy team., • Present written or oral testimony on disability issues on pending legislation to legislative bodies on the local, state and federal levels., • Assist consumers with advocacy., • Work environment is generally performed in an office setting with minimal to moderate noise level. The above statements reflect the general details necessary to describe the principle functions of the occupation described and shall not be construed as a detailed description of all the work requirements that may be inherent in the occupation. As an Independent Living Center, it is required that 51% of Independence First's staff have a disability. Independence First is an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourages people with disabilities to apply for this position. Professional Qualifications Must have a firm belief in consumer control, the independent living philosophy and our agency Vision Statement: Independence First is for full inclusion of persons with disabilities in every aspect of our community and Independence First commits itself toward this end. 'Empowerment is part psychological, part social, and part political. It is the process by which individuals define their own problems, find their own voice, develop their own plans, act on their own behalf, and claim their own power.' 'Empowerment means more than having responsibility, but also having the authority and ability to make one's own choices.' • Bachelor's degree in occupational therapy, rehabilitation engineering, rehabilitation counseling, or related field or equivalent life experience may be substituted in lieu of, in full or part of academic requirements., • Must have extensive knowledge of assistive technology and adaptive equipment., • Excellent computer skills including MS Word 2010 or above, EXCEL, and are familiar with Macintosh products., • Excellent verbal and written communications skills, excellent organizational skills., • Have strong critical thinking skills and be interested in meaningful problem solving., • Must be able to successfully interact with a variety of individuals., • Knowledge of federal, state and community services and funding resources related to technology., • Knowledge of disability rights legislation including the ADA, Rehabilitation Act, IDEA, etc., • Transportationally mobile or able to arrange own transportation., • Proven ability to work independently with minimal supervision required., • Must be willing to pursue related certifications and educational opportunities when requested.