VPI, Inc.
Natasha Statz is an accomplished professional with a background in psychology and specialized experience in various roles. Currently serving as the Calumet & Outagamie County IPS Employment Specialist at VPI, Inc. since November 2022, Natasha previously held positions such as ORC Adult Program Specialist and Shift Manager/Delivery Driver at Pizza Hut, as well as Behavioral Health Technician at Wisconsin Early Autism Project. Early career experiences include working as a receptionist at Informed Choice Insurance Agency and football manager at Lawrence University, complemented by service as a server at Myrt and Lucy’s Chat & Chew. Natasha holds a Master of Science in Forensic Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Lawrence University.
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VPI, Inc.
Our story dates back to 1956, when families of individuals with disabilities and local manufacturers knew two things; individuals with disabilities were ready and capable to enter the workforce, and there was an overwhelming need for contract packaging services in the Fox Cities area. VPI was established, as a solution to meet both needs. The concept of meeting community needs has guided us in becoming the successful 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that we are today. By providing efficient contract packaging and production services to private industry, with an integrated workforce, VPI has been able to deliver community programing and services to support the changing needs of community members with disabilities or disadvantages. Valley Packaging is the result of a partnership created more than 60 years ago with parents of people with disabilities, local manufacturers, and human service providers. By consistently meeting clients’ and customers’ needs, Valley Packaging has grown into the successful service organization it is today with: over 800,000 sq. ft. of customizable production and employment skills training spaces, large isolated packaging areas, capacity available for growth, high-speed equipment, and a uniquely blended workforce that integrates hundreds of individuals with disabilities with technically trained production workers.