Alexandra Murray "My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together" – Desmond Tutu At age 11, Alexandra embarked on a journey of founding a nonprofit organization at Chapman Partnership, aimed at assisting homeless children through the transformative power of dance. What began as a simple initiative blossomed into a full-fledged summer camp and Christmas gift drive, touching the lives of countless individuals in need. Driven by her experiences in the nonprofit sector, Alexandra developed an interest in the industry's potential to create positive change while sustaining a livelihood. This fascination propelled her towards a career in Employment Services, where she has spent the last seven years advocating for individuals of all abilities. Alexandra finds fulfillment in bridging the gap between employers and job seekers, championing inclusivity and effective communication in the workplace. Through her work, Alexandra continues to exemplify the transformative impact of compassion, determination, and a steadfast commitment to making the world a better place for all. Contact alexandra@advancedemploymentgroup.com

Isabella Demsky "If it doesn't challenge you, it doesn't change you." Isabella grew up emerged in the world of Special Education helped by her mom in the classroom. Her first "job," job coaching was in 1st first grade where she took a classmate with a disability under her wing and helped him navigate the school system. She later used all of her elective periods from 7th to 12th grade working in the Special Education classes as a mentor. She is dedicated to serving a life of helping others and making positive changes in the world. Contact isabella@advancedemploymentgroup.com

Learn more here about who is eligible for services at AEG. ELIGIBILITY FOR SERVICES Student Services You must be a student (you need to be enrolled in school, but it's okay if you're on break or if school hasn't started yet). You must also be between the ages of 16 and 21 . At least one of these options must be true: You have a 504 Plan, or you’re eligible for one. You have an Individualized Education Program (IEP). You have a disability. Adult Services Must be over the age of 18 and be registered with the Department of Rehabilitation. You must also have a qualifying disability. You're excited about the idea of starting your new journey in the professional workforce! You should be open to advice and feedback from our qualified and insightful Employment Specialists Access Services If you are not yet registered with the Department of Rehabilitation, register below. If you are already a client of the Department of Rehabilitation, make an appointment with your counselor to request a referral to Advanced Employment Group. Once the referral is received, an Employment Specialist will reach out to you via email or phone to schedule an intake meeting with you. Register Still Have Questions? If you still have questions about your eligibility or getting started with AEG, contact our team and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. Contact

Victoria Renger "Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game." – Babe Ruth Victoria has 12+ years of experience with a diverse background. She has worked in Special Education, Behavioral Health, and Juvenile Probation programs. Her compassion, determination, and go-getter attitude makes her successful with her clients, partnerships and DOR counselors. She has a limitless mindset and thrills on collaborating with others to achieve the highest success possible for all involved. In her free time, Victoria enjoys walks with her dog, trying new food places, and traveling to her hometown to the beach. She loves cooking and baking. Contact victoria@advancedemploymentgroup.com

Mark is one of the founders of AEG, and became National Director for One on One Learning, which serves low income families, schools and school districts. Cara Rosen "Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase.” – Martin Luther King Jr. With over 20 years of experience supporting adults and youth with developmental and intellectual disabilities, Cara Rosen brings a deep commitment to inclusive employment practices and person-centered support. Her expertise spans vocational assessments, work adjustment training, ADA-compliant accommodations, and thorough documentation practices. Cara has a proven track record in job placements, career coaching, and leading teams to achieve measurable success. She is especially passionate about conducting vocational assessments, defining employment objectives, and tracking progress to ensure individuals achieve meaningful outcomes. Certified in UEB Braille, Cara is dedicated to accessibility and inclusion in every aspect of her work. Outside of her professional role, she enjoys volunteering with Society for the Blind and the Special Olympics, continuing her mission to empower individuals of all abilities. Contact cara@advancedemploymentgroup.com

Our Outcomes Advanced Employment Group tracks key satisfaction and performance indicators throughout the year to measure the quality, impact, and effectiveness of our services. We use a visual Weather Map symbol system to communicate these outcomes clearly and transparently. By doing this, we allow clients, partners, and stakeholders to quickly see how we are performing in areas such as meaningful employment, efficiency, access to technology support, client experience, stakeholder experience, and financial stewardship.

Mark is one of the founders of AEG, and became National Director for One on One Learning, which serves low income families, schools and school districts. Gabby Demsky "Be accepting. Of everything. People's differences, their similarities, their choices, their personalities. Sometimes it takes a variety to make a good collection. The same goes for people." – Colleen Hoover. Gabby has many years of experience working in Special Education and has worked with students at various ages to help them achieve their goals. Her passion has always been to work with people with disabilities and feels the most joy doing what she does. In High school Gabby took some ASL classes and found herself diving deep into the community. Although it has been sometime, she still is excited to carry on conversations when she can in Sign Language. She recently became a mother to her son and is loving every moment she gets with him. Her son is her whole world and makes her the happiest person. In her free time she loves to weightlift, draw and learn to cook new things. Contact gabrielle@advancedemploymentgroup.com

Danielle Diorio "It always seems impossible until it's done." – Nelson Mandela Danielle was born and raised in the Sacramento area. She graduated from Sacramento State University with a bachelors in Sociology. As an Employment Specialist, Danielle is dedicated to supporting others in their career journeys. Danielle has a passion for helping people, abstract painting and her cats. Contact danielle@advancedemploymentgroup.com

Claire Pedrosa "If you can change your mind, you can change your life." – William James Claire is a versatile professional with a strong background in customer service, social media management, and accounting. With five years of experience across these fields, she has developed a well-rounded skill set that allows her to adapt seamlessly to diverse roles. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting from the University of Mindanao. As she joins the Advanced Employment Group, Claire is eager to contribute her expertise and passion to empower individuals with unique abilities, helping them reach their full potential. She is dedicated to making a meaningful impact and supporting the company’s mission of creating positive change in the community. In her free time, Claire enjoys playing mobile games, watching movies and series, and traveling—especially to scenic destinations and beautiful beaches. Contact Claire@advancedemploymentgroup.com

Mark is one of the founders of AEG, and became National Director for One on One Learning, which serves low income families, schools and school districts. Tracy Valencia "It ain't what you got, it's what you do with what you have. It's not what you do, it's how you do it." – Hey Detroit, Swales With over eight years of dedicated service, Tracy Valencia brings a powerful combination of lived experience and professional expertise to the field of disability advocacy and job development. Her passion for creating job opportunities and financial stability for individuals with disabilities is both a personal mission and a professional calling. Tracy’s journey began at home. Growing up, she carefully saved all her class notes for her younger brother Ed, whose disability made writing difficult. Thanks to Tracy’s support, Ed went on to graduate from high school with straight A’s. This early experience shaped her lifelong commitment to breaking down barriers and uplifting others. Today, as a Job Developer, Tracy helps dozens of people with disabilities build the skills and confidence they need to thrive in the workforce. With a proven track record in job placements, career coaching, and team leadership, she continues to open doors and change lives. Tracy is also a force for change in the business community, building lasting partnerships and promoting inclusive hiring practices. Her work is driven by a deep belief in the resilience of every person and a determination to create meaningful pathways to success. Contact tracy@advancedemploymentgroup.com