Women Who Move Detroit – 2024 – Special Section
ALISON VAUGHN
Founder & CEO
LOCATION:
Jackets for Jobs
5555 Conner St., Suite 2097
Detroit, MI 48213
313-579-9160
Alison Vaughn is not only a “woman who moves Detroit,” but also a woman who dresses Detroit for success and independence. Vaughn, a renowned international speaker, award-winning author and entrepreneur, is founder, visionary and CEO of Jackets for Job, which recently celebrated 24 years of transforming lives and bolstering the workforce by helping job seekers dress for success.
Vaughn and her amazing team have assisted over 38,000 individuals in overcoming the challenges of clothing insecurity and preparing for successful job interviews.
Jackets for Jobs is a workforce development non-profit organization and recently was honored as one of the Best & Brightest Companies to work for in the nation.
“Our success is a collective effort, and we invite the community to join us in making a lasting impact on the lives of job seekers,” Vaughn says. “Whether through corporate partnerships, clothing drives, or volunteering, there are countless ways to support Jackets for Jobs in our mission to break down barriers to employment.”
In a world where first impressions are everything, JFJ recognizes the pivotal role attire plays in crucial moments and has been dedicated to bridging the gap for those facing barriers to employment and independence. For more than two decades, JFJ has represented a beacon of hope and empowerment for Detroit’s job seekers, proving that with the right support, individuals can overcome challenges and build a foundation for a brighter future.
Jackets for Jobs success stories stand as a testament to the transformative power of providing the right resources at the right time.
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