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Please join the Kentucky Industry Liaison Group on Friday, August 19th at the beautiful Kentucky Horse Park in Georgetown as we provide you with tools to help you and your employer reflect upon the important role disability plays in workforce diversity.

Presentations will include:

Disability Etiquette: Join Donna Fox and David Allgood from the Center for Accessible Living as they provide sensitivity and awareness training for working with individuals with disabilities.

In Our Own Voice: Dante Murry, from Seven Counties Services and the National Alliance on Mental Illness, and Jim Burch will co-facilitate an interactive discussion concerning mental illness from the perspective of individuals who are afflicted with mental health issues.

Friday, August 19, 2016 Noon – 4:00 p.m.

Kentucky Horse Park – Thoroughbred Room 4809 Iron Works Parkway Lexington, KY 40511 AGENDA

11:45-Noon Registration Kentucky Horse Park – Thoroughbred Room 4809 Iron Works Parkway Lexington, KY

12:00-12:45 Welcome and Lunch Phil Donahue Vice President KYILG

12:45-1:00 EEOC Update Randy Poynter EEOC

1:00-2:30 Disability Etiquette David Allgood and Donna Fox Center for Accessible Living

2:30-3:50 In Our Own Voice Dante Murry National Alliance on Mental Illness Jim Burch

3:50-4:00 Announcements & Close Phil Donahue Vice President KYILG REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Register by Friday August 12, 2016

Please e-mail your confirmation of attendance at the Kentucky Industry Liaison Group 2016 Summer Seminar to Donna Ernst at [email protected]. She can also be reached at 502.852.6538.

Please include the following information:

 Name of attendee  Name of company  Are you an ILG member (KY, IN, TN or OH)?  Special dietary needs

Cost: Members: No charge for current paid members of the ILG (KY, IN, TN or OH) Non-Members: $25 payable* the day of the event or by mail:

University of Louisville Attn: Donna Ernst, KYILG 1980 Arthur Street, Suite 100 Louisville, KY 40208

* Checks should be made payable to KYILG. We cannot accept payments by credit card.

For more information about the Kentucky Industry Liaison Group, visit our website at www.kyilg.org

Because the KYILG meeting sessions are designed to encourage attendees to be candid in their questions and comments, the use of audio and/or video recording devices is not permitted. In addition, discussions during the meetings are off-the-record and not for attribution to any particular individual or company. Should you require auxiliary aids or services due to a disability in order to participate in the meeting, please contact Beth Montgomery at 502.596.7267 prior to the meeting and we will be happy to make every effort to accommodate the request. Directions to the KY Horse Park:

Please note that GPS and phone mapping functions may not accurately direct you to the Kentucky Horse Park. Please use "4089 Iron Works Pike" (not "Parkway") as the street address when utilizing GPS and mapping software. The Kentucky Horse Park is located at 4089 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY 40511, one-half mile east of I-75 off Iron Works Pike (1973) at Exit 120.

From Downtown Lexington

Take Newtown Pike (922) northbound approximately 9 miles to Iron Works Pike (1973). At the four- way stop, turn left and travel westbound. The campground entrance will be on the right in 1.6 miles, and the park's main entrance will be on the right in 2 miles, just past the campground entrance.

From Louisville, KY

Travel eastbound on Interstate 64 for approximately 70 miles to Interstate 75. Take Exit 75 northbound towards Cincinnati (merging traffic will join I-75 traffic in the left-hand lane and will have approximately .5 miles to move to the right-hand lane to get off at Exit 120). At the top of the exit ramp, turn right and travel eastbound on Iron Works Pike (1973). The park's main entrance will be on the left in .5 miles and the park's campground entrance will be on the left in .9 miles.

KYILG Steering Committee Members

Beth Montgomery, Kindred Healthcare – President Phil Donahue, Coalition for Workforce Diversity – Vice President Susan Summers, Hall Contracting of Kentucky – Secretary June Carpenter, Central Bank- Treasurer Donna Ernst, University of Louisville Sarah Paynter, Duplicator Sales & Services, Inc. Rhonda Plunkett, Humana Inc. Heather Roop, University of Kentucky Felicha Sitgraves, Laboratory Corp. of America Kelly Stearman, Brown-Forman Dan Thomas, UPS Debra Wells, LG&E and KU Energy

Government Advisors Randy Poynter, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission