Central Ohio

 

167Jennifer Williams

Jennifer Williams joins Bucketfillers for Life as the Regional Director of Central Ohio. She started her career as a teacher and then spent the majority of her time serving students, staff and communities as an administrator at the high school and elementary levels.

Jennifer has a passion for helping others find their talents and strengths. Throughout her career she has developed and presented a variety of leadership workshops and “hands on” activities to teach students how to apply their learning in real-life settings. She has also created and facilitated professional development programming for teachers and administrators.

Jennifer has experienced the value of being a “Bucketfiller” throughout her career, and she looks forward to helping others discover its power in their daily lives.

To contact the Central Ohio Regional Training Center you can call, write or email:

Jennifer Williams
P.O. Box 401
Powell, OH 43065-0401
Fax: 614-885-0702
Cell: 614-975-0422
jenn@bucketfillersforlife.com

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