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A New Chapter of Leadership: Mary Hammon Retires as Executive Director of Workforce Solutions Southeast Texas |
After many years of dedicated service, Workforce Solutions Southeast Texas Executive Director Mary Hammon, will be
retiring at the end of November. Throughout her tenure, Mary has led the organization with a clear vision and a steadfast
commitment to improving the workforce landscape across Jefferson, Orange, and Hardin counties. Under her leadership, Workforce
Solutions Southeast Texas has consistently provided essential services to job seekers and employers while maintaining compliance
with the Texas Workforce Commission.
Mary's contributions have been invaluable, particularly in expanding training programs, fostering partnerships with local businesses,
and ensuring that the organization remained at the forefront of workforce development efforts in Southeast Texas. Her focus on innovation
and responsiveness to the region's evolving employment needs has been critical to the success of many job seekers and employers alike.
From specialized training to certification programs, Mary has overseen initiatives that have left a lasting impact on our community.
As we celebrate Mary's retirement, we are also excited to introduce Melanie Goudeau Williams as the new Executive Director of Workforce
Solutions Southeast Texas. Melanie, who has an impressive background in finance and workforce development, is well-equipped to build on
Mary's legacy and lead the organization into a new era. With her expertise in workforce engagement and operational oversight, she will guide
our efforts to continue delivering high-quality services to both job seekers and employers. Melanie will also be responsible for ensuring
that Workforce Solutions remains in full compliance with the Texas Workforce Commission, a responsibility that is crucial to our ongoing success.
Under Melanie's leadership, we anticipate continued growth and innovation. She has a strong vision for expanding our partnerships with
local industries and enhancing the training opportunities available to job seekers. As the workforce landscape evolves, Melanie's experience
and forward-thinking approach will be instrumental in meeting the needs of our community.
We extend our deepest gratitude to Mary Hammon for her years of service and leadership, and we wish her a fulfilling and joyous retirement.
At the same time, we look forward to welcoming Melanie Goudeau Williams as she leads us in this exciting new chapter, ensuring that Workforce
Solutions Southeast Texas remains a trusted resource for employers and job seekers across Southeast Texas.
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