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Gary Pageau of the Dead Pixels Society explores the inspiring journey of Jim Pridemore, co-director of Spectrum Studios, a non-profit organization making a significant impact in the lives of young adults on the autism spectrum. This episode reveals the mission behind Spectrum Studios, its unique business model, and how the business is creating employment and personal development opportunities for those who have aged out of high school. You'll learn about the various revenue streams they've established, including a digital photo lab and movie digitization services, all while providing essential skills and training for their team.
Get ready to be moved by the transformational experiences of Karen and Jim, and their journey with Spectrum Studios. Jim Pridemore speaks candidly about the game-changing experience at the IPI conference in Las Vegas and how it led them to introduce new services, like film and video archiving, which is now their primary revenue source. This episode is a valuable source of insights about integrating individuals on the autism spectrum into the workplace, emphasizing the importance of education and understanding. Listen and be inspired by our guests' dedication to making a difference and driving positive change in the lives of those on the autism spectrum.
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Hosted and produced by Gary Pageau
Edited by Olivia Pageau
Announcer: Erin Manning