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CareerWork$® Appoints Latoya Edmond as Executive Director
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Seattle, WA — CareerWork$, a national workforce development nonprofit dedicated to advancing equitable economic mobility, announced the appointment of Latoya Edmond as Executive Director, effective January 1, 2026.

Edmond brings more than 15 years of experience in workforce development, nonprofit leadership, and partnership strategy. In her leadership roles at CareerWork$, she has played a key part in expanding the organization's national footprint, strengthening employer and community partnerships, and advancing innovative career training models that connect individuals from under-resourced communities to stable, high-quality careers.

"As CareerWork$ enters its next chapter, I am honored to lead an organization with such a strong mission and proven impact," said Edmond. "I look forward to building on our momentum, deepening strategic partnerships, and continuing to deliver career pathways that create lasting economic opportunity."

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"We are thrilled to have Latoya step into the Executive Director role," said Duncan Taylor, president of CareerWork$. "Her knowledge, her passion, and her creativity are a boon to the communities and learners served by CareerWork$, and she will uplift and elevate our team to unimagined heights!"

As CareerWork$ approaches its 20th year in 2026, the organization is focused on expanding reach, strengthening partnerships, and scaling impact nationwide. CareerWork$ delivers industry-aligned training programs designed to prepare participants for entry-level careers with growth potential across multiple sectors. Through scalable programming and collaborative partnerships, the organization supports both workforce participants and employers seeking skilled, diverse talent.

About CareerWork$
CareerWork$ is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that connects individuals from under-resourced communities to lasting, stable careers through accessible, high-quality training partnerships that advance equitable economic stability.

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