PACE Enterprises announced today that it has hired Carisa Collins as Account Executive for PACE Shredding, a line of business that employs adults with disabilities.
Carisa Collins is a WVU graduate who began her career at West Virginia Junior College. Carisa worked her way up to Career Management Director before pursuing her passion for non-profit service at the Alzheimer’s Association and now PACE Enterprises. Carisa is a proud graduate of the Leadership Monongalia Class of 2012. She currently serves as Membership Chair for Generation Morgantown, on the board of the American Red Cross, River Valley Chapter, and advisory committee for Leadership Monongalia. Carisa is also a current member of M.T. Pockets Theatre Company, Generation WV, Members of Diversity, a former member of Star City Volunteer Fire Department and the WVU Orchestra, as well as a former volunteer for the American Cancer Society and RDVIC. Carisa lives in Morgantown with her fiancé, Lucas, a graduate student at WVU.
PACE Shredding provides cost-effective plant-based document shredding. Its services are designed to provide businesses with data privacy and security, compliance with regulatory requirements and greater control and access to information. PACE Shredding uses a process that provides superior recycling outcomes.
About PACE Enterprises
PACE Enterprises helps people with disabilities find meaningful and gainful employment. The mission is accomplished by providing training and job creation. The vision of the founders of PACE Enterprises was to give job opportunities in the local community for people with disabilities. PACE Shredding is one of several lines of business that provides employment opportunities to nearly 200 people with disabilities.
