Annual Report JULY JUNE 2018

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1 Annual Report JULY JUNE 2018

2 A Message from the President and CEO. Expanding services to our clients and the opening of new commercial and service opportunities have highlighted another eventful year at JCI. Several record accomplishments are: serving 1,126 persons, placement of 300 persons with disadvantages and barriers to employment into meaningful and productive jobs. The expansion of Pre-Employment and Transition Services programs in Johnston, Lee, Harnett, Sampson and Wayne Counties has rapidly proven successful in providing a resource for over 300 students with disabilities. There were 33 youth enrolled in post-secondary/advanced training and 27 youth placed in work-based learning. JCI could not have accomplished so much without the support of our employers and agency partners located throughout the counties served, and the many commercial partners to whom we deliver quality products and supplier solutions. This year boasts the highest manufacturing revenues in the history of the company and the employment growth of the company in manufacturing has increased by 24%, many placed through our programs.

3 Additional accomplishments are continued supplier relationships with large national and international companies and the continuation of our relationships within the field of education. Our long-term partnership with Johnston County Public Schools through our Occupational Course Study program in all high schools has expanded into JCI providing Pre-Employment Transition Services. The success of the materials center for distribution of science kits with Johnston County s elementary and middle school science classes through the i3laser science kit sustainability initiative has generated continuing interest in other schools districts. Our programs continue to serve five counties; Johnston, Lee, Wayne, Harnett and Sampson and are always open to everyone in these communities. Please consider a visit to learn more about what we do and how our program services are impacting lives. Our manufacturing capabilities continue to assist our commercial partners with workforce talent provided through our employment services. We graciously thank and acknowledge the many supporting agencies and commercial partners who provide the support, guidance, and opportunities for JCI to use our talents to make life richer and more personally fulfilling to those in our communities with disabilities and barriers to the workforce. Employment is Empowerment and JCI is working for you.

4 Board of Directors Kevin Barnes Vice President First Citizens Bank Kirk Denning Athletic Director Johnston County Schools Keith Dimsdale Owner, Chick-Fil-A Angie Jacobs Executive Director Johnston County Schools (retired) Cheryl Oliver Mayor, Town of Selma Officers John Shallcross, Jr. Chairman Real Estate Developer Michelle Grady Vice Chairperson Vice President, KS Bank Lina Sanders- Johnson Secretary/Treasurer Board of Education (retired) Dr. David Pearce Principal, South Johnston High Randy Mclean CEO, TeamWORKS Solutions, Inc. Johnson Tilghman Tilghman & Co. Kenneth Williams Career Development Coordinator (retired) Mary Ann Yansom Curriculum Specialist Teacher (retired) Executive Team Patricia Little Vice President C.W. (Bill) Sharek, Jr. President and CEO Johanna Barker Vice President OUR MISSION We promote success in people by being the best example of integrity, teamwork, and performance in a dynamic work environment. OUR VALUES JCI is an entrepreneurial, private, not-for-profit corporation dedicated to empowering people with disabilities or disadvantages to succeed through training and employment. OUR VISION In everything we do, we will conduct ourselves with integrity, compassion, and dignity to ensure those we serve are provided an opportunity for employment.

5 Major Accomplishments in the 5 Counties Served: People served - 1,126 People placed in employment Youth who obtained a GED, high school diploma or advanced credential - 33 Youth who received Transition Services in all counties served Total JCI employees JCI is ranked as a major employer in Johnston County - #20 JCI provided a $ 3,320,928 economic impact through placing people in employment in

6 Programs & Services Recap JCI continues to lead the way as a statewide service provider and continues to have success with our entrepreneurial sites: Cyber Café, JCI Thrift Store & Donation Center and the Historic Selma Train Station. Here is a recap of all the services JCI provides. Program Services - JCI offers life skills, as well as academic and vocational training that provides individuals with the skills necessary to enter into the world of work in partnership with the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, Department of Social Services, local managed care organizations, school and community college systems, workforce development boards, private insurance companies, communitybased service providers and local employers. Behavioral Health and Community-Based Supports Psychosocial Rehabilitation Individual Placement and Support Supported Employment Peer Support Services NC Innovations -Supported Employment and Day Supports Community Integration and Day Supports Adult Development Vocational Program Seniors and Activities Employment Transition School-to-Work Individual/Group Supported Employment Career & Workforce Development Services Vocational Evaluation/Community-Based Assessments Workfirst/Child Welfare Evaluation Community Employment Services - Including Work Adjustment, Job Coaching, and Supported Employment Occupational Course of Study Employee Development Worker s Compensation/Light Duty Return to Work Long-term Follow-up and Supports Youth & Transition Services WIOA Youth Services/NextGen Pre-Employment and Transition Services United Way Adolescent and Parent Transition Program

7 Manufacturing Update JCI s Manufacturing Division continues to take great pride in empowering people with disabilities and or disadvantages in growing their abilities through the following divisions: Contract Manufacturing Small assembly for large global manufacturing companies as a cost-saving and time-saving measure. Distribution/Fulfillment Kitting solutions, distribution, and fulfillment for strategic partners throughout the region. Custom Wiring Electrical wiring harnesses and switch assemblies with CNC machining capabilities. Custom Machining Experienced personnel with leading-edge technology bring innovative machining solutions tailored specifically for customer needs. Wood Products Division Manufactures products to specifications, with emphasis on competitive bid prices and guaranteed 100% on-time delivery. In May of 2018 JCI achieved certification in the AS9100 D and ISO 9001:2015 quality management standards.

8 Empowering success... throughout 5 counties! Harnett County 411 E. Jackson Blvd. Erwin, NC Wayne County NCWorks Career Ctr Wayne Memorial Goldsboro, NC Ext. 250/258 Lee County Youth Adults Corporate 1100 E. Preston St. Selma, NC Sampson County Youth Adults Like us on facebook: facebook.com/ johnstoncountyindustries facebook.com/cybercafesmithfield facebook.com/jcithriftstore Johnston County Behavioral Health Services 112 Richardson St. Selma, NC Youth Services & JCI Thrift Store 912 N. Brightleaf Blvd. Smithfield, NC Youth Thrift Store Cyber Café 514 N. Brightleaf Blvd. Smithfield, NC