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Chris Schultz is currently the Vice President at MicroMetl Corp.
Prior to this, he was the President at Virginia Home for Boys & Girls.
Chris Schultz active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
|---|---|---|
MicroMetl Corp.
MicroMetl Corp. Building ProductsProducer Manufacturing Manufactures sheet and structural metal | Corporate Officer/Principal | 01/10/2009 |
Former positions of Chris Schultz
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Virginia Home for Boys & Girls
Virginia Home for Boys & Girls Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services Virginia Home for Boys & Girls is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting youth facing emotional, behavioral, academic, and housing challenges. The non-profit company is based in Richmond, VA. The organization provides trauma-informed services including the John G. Wood School, a fully accredited day school for grades 6–12 tailored to students with disabilities and behavioral needs. It operates licensed group homes on a 30-acre campus offering life skills development, nursing, and psychiatric care, as well as independent living arrangements and temporary supportive housing for homeless youth aged 18–25, including a dedicated space for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals. Virginia Home for Boys & Girls also offers outreach services and free youth mental health first aid training for adults working with youth, and hosts community events to engage supporters and raise funds. | President | - |
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MicroMetl Corp.
MicroMetl Corp. Building ProductsProducer Manufacturing Manufactures sheet and structural metal | Producer Manufacturing |
Virginia Home for Boys & Girls
Virginia Home for Boys & Girls Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services Virginia Home for Boys & Girls is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting youth facing emotional, behavioral, academic, and housing challenges. The non-profit company is based in Richmond, VA. The organization provides trauma-informed services including the John G. Wood School, a fully accredited day school for grades 6–12 tailored to students with disabilities and behavioral needs. It operates licensed group homes on a 30-acre campus offering life skills development, nursing, and psychiatric care, as well as independent living arrangements and temporary supportive housing for homeless youth aged 18–25, including a dedicated space for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals. Virginia Home for Boys & Girls also offers outreach services and free youth mental health first aid training for adults working with youth, and hosts community events to engage supporters and raise funds. | Health Services |
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