US EditionDiamaris Burton named emerging leader under 30 for expanding job opportunities for adults with autism
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Diamaris Burton named emerging leader under 30 for expanding job opportunities for adults with autism
Diamaris Burton, workforce development director at The Nicholas Center, was recognized as an emerging leader under 30 by Long Island Business News, highlighting her dedication to creating meaningful employment opportunities for adults on the autism spectrum. The award, presented at a reception on Aug. 4, celebrates young professionals under 30 who demonstrate professional accomplishment, community service, and strong leadership in the Long Isla…
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