What is Sheet Metal and what does Sheet Metal workers do?
Listen on this episode and learn when I chat with Leah.
Leah Rambo operates on a Frequency of Fierce, Freedom, and Strength
She’s a Changer!
She is an Educator!
She is a Visionary!
She didn’t just say it, she achieved it by taking ownership of her vision. A woman with a vision empowers an empire of women.
Director of Training for SMART Local 28. She presents on multiple levels. She serves on the NYC Department of Education’s Career and Technical Education Advisory Council and Gender Equity Committee. She’s the co-chair of The National Taskforce On Tradeswomen issues. Leah is especially proud of her development of the “Respect for Workforce Diversity Curriculum,” it teaches members how to identify and prevent various types of discrimination in the work force.
Furthermore, she’s an excellent speaker..
We are thankful for turning dreams into reality.
Her success is infinite!
With excitement, let me introduce to you Leah Rambo
Connect with Leah:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leah-rambo-2061a752/
Email:l rambo@local28edfund.org
Phone: 718-440-0355
SMART UNION: https://smart-union.org
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