AFL-CIO APPALACHIAN COUNCIL
Emily Spradling, MBA has held various financial roles across different industries. Emily's experience ranges from being a Chief Financial Officer at companies like AFL-CIO Appalachian Council and WV OrthoNeuro to Director of Finance at HealthNet Aeromedical Services. Emily has also worked as a Senior Associate at Arnett Foster Toothman PLLC. Emily holds a Bachelor's degree in Accounting from West Virginia University and a Master of Business Administration from Marshall University.
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AFL-CIO APPALACHIAN COUNCIL
For over fifty years, the Appalachian Council, Inc. has provided education, training and a wide range of human resource development programs throughout the region. Our programs have included comprehensive child development, career transition/placement, vocational training, and employee assistance programs. The Council began as an outgrowth of a meeting of the Appalachian Trade Union Conference, held in Charleston, West Virginia, in October 1964. The twelve chief executive officers of the state AFL-CIO organizations in the area of greater Appalachia (Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland-DC, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia) joined together to form a non-profit corporation to “work toward unearthing and understanding the employment and training problems of the region, develop plans for their solution, and to stimulate or undertake specific projects or action programs for their resolve and/or elimination”. Efforts to improve the quality of life for people in the Region led to the expansion of the Council’s operation into areas beyond Appalachia and into programs beyond those originally envisioned and at times included staff in all regions but the northwestern United States. Today, the AFL-CIO Appalachian Council continues its commitment to helping people.