Lighthouse of SWFL CEO Selected to Serve as Panelist at Women's Business Summit

NORTH FORT MYERS, Fla. - Feb. 26, 2019 - PRLog -- Dotty St. Amand, CEO of Lighthouse of SWFL, has been selected to serve as a panelist on the topic of The Different Faces of Diversity at the 2019 SWFL Women's Business Summit taking place on March 1, 2019 at Florida Southwestern State College.

Recognizing opportunities to hire persons with a disability such as blindness creates a diverse workforce and a culture of inclusion. Utilizing the correct technology and establishing paths for effective communication can create a successful work environment for people living with blindness and major vision loss.

"Shedding light on the importance of diversity and inclusiveness in any workplace or organization is a powerful message. I am honored to serve on the panel for this inspiring discussion," said Dotty St. Amand, Chief Executive Officer.

Lighthouse of SWFL is a United Way partner agency serving individuals with blindness and vision impairment in Lee, Glades, and Hendry counties. The mission of the Lighthouse of SWFL is to enable people of all ages living with a visual impairment or blindness to remain independent, active, and productive in society. Lighthouse of SWFL, a nationally accredited agency, is funded by the Division of Blind Services, United Way, Lee County Government, and other private donors. For more information about Lighthouse of SWFL, visit www.lighthouseswfl.org.