Eight Eleven Group
Addy Gabriel currently serves as an L&D Trainer & Logistics Coordinator at Eight Eleven Group, where responsibilities include the continuous development of the internal professional development program, Eight Eleven University, and coordinating over 20 training classes annually at the headquarters. Prior experience includes roles as an Elementary Special Education Teacher at the Metropolitan School District of Pike Township, where Addy managed student IEPs and monitored progress, and as a Special Education Teacher at Kokomo Center Schools, focusing on individualized instruction and collaboration with colleagues. Earlier positions include a nanny at Sitting Made Simple and a summer camp counselor at The Y (YMCA). Addy holds a Bachelor's degree in Special Education from Butler University.
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Eight Eleven Group
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Relationships are at the center of everything we do! Across all companies, our business is people. As a parent company, Eight Eleven provides the vision and foundation for the growth of the Eight Eleven family of companies. Each individual company has been built with our customers' evolving needs in mind. From Brooksource our IT and Engineering focused professional service provider, to Medasource, a consulting and professional services firm catering to the unique industries of healthcare, and Calculated Hire, who helps a wide variety of sectors with those typical business support roles of Marketing, Operations, Accounting, and Compliance, we are dedicated to delivering great experiences for our clients, consultants, and the 30+ markets we serve nationwide! Eight Eleven Group provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, citizenship, disability, genetic information, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, amnesty or status as a covered veteran in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws