Get to Know AAACE President Keisha Clark
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The County has 10 great Employee Resource Groups (ERG). They are each led by respective presidents who all demonstrate commitment and stewardship of its members to the various sectors of our community.
Get to know our African American Association of County Employees (AAACE) ERG President Dr. Keisha Clark, a staff development specialist with Human Resources:
Q: How long have you worked for the County and what departments have you worked for?
A: 8 years; Self Sufficiency Services, Child Welfare Services, Human Resources
Q: What do you do in your role/what are your job responsibilities?
A: Professional Development/Provide soft skills training for 6,500 employees.
Q: What are three words that best describe you?
A: Charismatic, Strategic Leader, Compassionate
Q: What do you do in your free time?
A: Community Service, Volunteer, Adjunct Faculty, Leadership Consultant, Mexico Tour Guide
Q: Tell us about your ERG.
A: AAACE recruits, promotes and inspires African American employees to connect and succeed through education and charitable causes to accomplish County initiatives and unifying goals that result in improved career opportunities.
Q: Why are ERGs important?
A: They provide human connection around common cultures and communities that aid in a sense of inclusion and belongingness through a welcoming environment.
Q: What is your favorite part of being a member of your ERG?
A: I get to lead county initiatives and drive organizational culture change.
Q: What are some resources that you find useful and recommend to others?
A: Insite, ERG’s, Community Leadership Teams
Q: Who can participate in your ERG and how can employees join?
A: Everyone is welcomed! Visit our website.
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