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DEI Specialist for Fortis Construction
91视频 Staff//May 5, 2025//
鈥淢y biggest dream in life is that the DEI support as a job is no longer needed, but that’s a pretty big reach so I really hope that no matter what I do it supports communities in need for generations to come,鈥� she said.
Page said she appreciates being part of a team that drives innovative DEI programs, both internal and external, for small businesses. Her goal is to grow Fortis’ small business development programs for companies they already partner with as well as ones they don’t yet.
鈥淲e have programs at job sites across the country and I would like to expand those so that the communities we reach can be greater, and we can cast a wide net and support every community that we can within it,鈥� she said, adding, 鈥淚n the world of DEI, there is nothing that any of us do alone. It truly takes a village and it feels like supportive communities building communities.鈥�
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