The Jen Charlton Show

Tim Dimoff is considered one of the nation's leading authorities in high-risk workplace and human resource issues. He is a speaker, author and consultant.

As a consultant to human resource directors, law enforcement and the media, Dimoff has been called upon to examine evidence from crime scenes, victims and witness reports to develop an offender profile.

Senator Hough represents District 4 in Frederick and Carroll Counties in Maryland

Michael currently serves as a member of the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee and chaired Maryland’s Justice Reinvestment Supervision Subcommittee.

He also serves as Chief of Staff for a member of Congress.

Mr. O'Connor's areas of expertise; law enforcement, Special Weapons and Tactics, drug, vice and organized crime and the training of police canines among others that are complimented by his over twenty five years of Law Enforcement service.

Mr. O'Connor served a six year enlistment in the US Army where he was assigned to Aberdeen Proving Grounds, and Yuma Proving Grounds. He then was re-assigned to Germany where he was assigned to a protection detail for General James R. Allen, the Deputy Commander and Chief of the Allied Forces in Europe.

After serving in the military, Mr. O'Connor went back to his home state of Delaware and joined the Wilmington Department of Police. While with the department, Mr. O'Connor performed various duties with different divisions such as: Patrol Division, Mounted Division, Drug, Vice and Organized Crime Division, Office of Special Operations, Special Weapons and Tactics and Community Policing Division.

This show included three guests. David Brooks who appeared last week dealing with mental social issues.

Kelly Schultz coordinator of the Maryland Apprentice Program

Maryland recognizes that Registered Apprenticeship is the way to build and maintain career pathways between all Maryland job-seekers and Maryland businesses seeking workers. Maryland’s Registered Apprenticeship and Training Program is a nationally recognized mode. And

Ed Hinds who runs the FCPS SHIP Program

Student Homelessness Initiative Partnership (SHIP) of Frederick County is a non-profit charity that provides services and support to the hundreds of FCPS students experiencing homelessness each year. Working with partner agencies and FCPS, SHIP provides new clothing, food, funding for enrichment and extracurricular activities, and when no other options exist, emergency shelter. Beginning in School Year 2017-18, SHIP operates the New Horizons counseling service made available to homeless high schools students that helps them realize the goal of graduation.

David Brooks is a Criminogenics Specialist and currently the owner/clinical director of Brooks Behavioral Health Services, LLC. Before starting his own business, David was employed for close to ten years with the Frederick County Health Department as the Criminal Justice Program Manager. As a program manager, he was the treatment coordinator of both Frederick County Drug and Veteran's Treatment Court while supervising the Frederick County Detention Center Substance Abuse Program (PROJECT 103).

Brad W. Young was elected to the Board of Education in November 2010 for a four-year term December 2010-14. He was re-elected to serve another four-year term December 2014-18. The Board elected Mr. Young its president December 2010-December 2011, December 2014-December 2015, December 2015-December 2016, December 2016-December 2017, and again through December 2018. He is liaison to the Board's Endowment Fund Committee.

A 1982 graduate of Governor Thomas Johnson High, Mr. Young earned an associate’s degree in business at Frederick Community College, a bachelor’s degree in economics at the University of Maryland, College Park and master’s degree in business from Frostburg State University. A Certified Financial PlannerTM professional and a Certified Trust and Financial Advisor, he also holds certificates from the Northwestern Graduate Trust School and the Cannon Financial Institute Trust School.

Timothy A. Gibian, Psy.D., practices clinical psychology and forensic psychology with children, teenagers, and adults. He provides individual therapy, couples counseling, and family therapy that is tailored to meet the unique needs of each situation in a way that supports positive life change.

Dr. Gibian is often consulted because of his experience providing psychological evaluations and therapy to individuals, couples, and families dealing with identity issues, child and teenage developmental difficulties, life transitions, and loss. He has extensive experience providing psychological evaluations and counseling for depression, anxiety, trauma and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, ADHD, and marriage conflict.

Dr. Gibian also consults extensively with courts in Frederick County and elsewhere because of his expertise in matters of custody and parenting. He has nearly two decades of experience helping families deal with separation and divorce in a way that promotes positive relationships and supports children's interests. Dr. Gibian brings an informed, professional, and caring approach when he provides psychological testing and psychotherapy to his patients.

Pat Hanberry has worked in the non-profit sector for 24 years, 23 of them as Executive Director/CEO of three separate mental health organizations. She was responsible for turning around one agency which was about to close its doors, more than doubling its revenue and staff in seven years. In her last position, she grew an $800,000 organization to $2.3 million and was responsible for leading a successful $3.6 million Capital Campaign during the 2008-2013 recession, resulting in the purchase and total renovation of an 11,000 square foot building. She is a respected non-profit leader in Frederick County, Maryland, having served on and led numerous non-profit collaboratives such as the Frederick Non-profit Alliance of the Chamber of Commerce, the United Way Council of Community Partners and the Mental Health Providers Council. She was responsible for developing the Boardwalk, an 18-hour training session for nonprofit board members, offered through the Chamber of Commerce.

Prior to the non-profit sector, Pat worked as a management consultant in two international consulting firms, Touche Ross & Co. (now Deloitte Consulting) and Booz, Allen Hamilton, managing organizational assessment engagements in several government agencies and their non-profit grantees.

Joshua has worked and volunteered in the nonprofit industry for 22 years.  He led the implementation of the 2-1-1 service throughout Utah, has served as Director of Services for the Utah Food Bank, as Vice President of United Way of Northern Utah and most recently as CEO of United Way of Frederick County.  Today Joshua works for 211 across the State of Maryland.  

 

Joshua has served on multiple boards including, 211 Maryland, the Frederick County Local Management Board, Catholic Community Services, West Valley City’s Cultural Arts Foundation, Murray City Arts Council, the Utah State Commission on Volunteers, Salt Lake Community College Thayne Center for Service & Learning, and as board president for the Utah Nonprofits Association. 

 

Today he serves on the board of Maryland Nonprofits, the Governor’s Commission on Service & Volunteerism, Frederick County Health Care Coalition, Hood College Enactus Business Advisory Board and First United Bank’s Frederick Advisory Board.  Joshua has a bachelor’s degree in Communication from Weber State University.

Our specific topic is sexual harrasment in the workplace.

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