OIC of South Florida
Corina S. is an experienced Human Resources professional currently serving as the Human Resources Director at OIC of South Florida since August 2020. Previous roles include Manager of Workforce Management and Associate Director at Your Home Advantage, Inc., where responsibilities encompassed aligning people strategy with business goals and talent acquisition. Corina's experience also includes serving as a Senior Human Resources Generalist at Randstad US, overseeing hiring and onboarding for the Florida market, and additional HR duties at PRC. Corina began a career in marketing as a Marketing Specialist, developing promotional materials and providing voiceover services. Educational background includes an Associate's degree in Business Administration, Management and Operations from Miami Dade College.
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OIC of South Florida
Founded in 1964 by the Late Reverend Dr. Leon Howard Sullivan, Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America, Inc. (OICA) is a national non-profit network of employment and training programs bound together by a common commitment, to help the disadvantaged realize their true potential. OIC of South Florida (OIC-SFL) is a community-based workforce development, education and training organization that prepares our youth and adult participants to lead responsible & productive lives with holistic high-quality and comprehensive life skills development, fundamental education, superior skills-based training and employment readiness services. We assist our clients and students with overcoming the barriers they face at some of the most crucial transition points in their lives: young adults facing important crossroads, and adults challenged by unemployment, re-employment, underemployment and/or release from incarceration. Participants learn leadership & coping skills, earn relevant vocational credentials and also learn how to be capable, reliable and self-sufficient employees with strong work ethics. Since 2001, OIC of South Florida has placed over 6,000 community residents into high-demand occupations and serves over 4,500 youth annually. Our goal is to give everyone the opportunity to realize their full potential. For more information, visit WWW.OICSFL.ORG