Mark J. HublarA PORTFOLIO PRESENTATION

Mark is 52 years old. Mark has received multiple

awards for his efforts in advocating for others with disabilities.

He is a graduate of the Business Leadership Series training with the Indiana Institute of Disability and Community.

Mark has served as a board member for Down Syndrome of Louisville and the Arc of Indiana.

Graduation day 1983

Mark graduated from New Albany High School with his high school diploma.

Work Experience…

A brief work history

Ace Remanufacture Worked from 1988-1993. Mark assembled brake

shoes. He also worked in

alternator assembly. Mark also was the stock

room attendant. He was trained on how to

operate the cardboard compactor.

McDonald’s Worked at McDonalds

from 1993-1998. He was in charge of

straightening the lobby; clearing trays, cleaning tables, helping customers, etc.

He also was a part-time cook.

Floyd Memorial Hospital: 1999-2005 Mark worked in the dietary

department. He washed and put away

dishes. He assisted with preparing

patient trays. Mark helped load the carts.

A brief work history

A brief work history

Wal-mart: 2005-2011 Mark checked in returned

merchandise. He also greeted

customers at the entrance of the store.

Mark also assisted with some of Wal-mart’s public relation activities.

Woodside Management: 2011 Mark operated the rip

saw and cut saw. He also assembled the

wheels on pallets. Mark learned how to

operate general machinery at Woodside Management.

College Graduation day 2016Mark graduated from Jefferson Community and Technical College on May 9, 2016. He earned a technical certificate. Mark focused on public speaking.

Motivational Speaker

Over the last several years Mark has become a strong advocate for individuals with disabilities. He uses his passion for motivational speaking to advocate for others and encourage them to reach for their dreams. He speaks about equal opportunities for individuals with disabilities in employment, community inclusion, education, and emboldens others to engage in self-advocacy.

The Arc of Indiana Mark is a speaker for the Arc

of Indiana’s “My life, My choice” program.

He visits sheltered workshops in Indiana to speak about opportunities available to individuals with disabilities outside of the workshop environment.

Mark encourages them to seek competitive, integrated employment.

Mark has been the keynote speaker at multiple conventions and symposiums.

Penn State asked Mark to speak at their 3rd annual Post-Secondary Education Symposium, “Open Minds, Create Futures”.

University of Kentucky’s Human Development Institute hired Mark to be one of their keynote speakers for the Kentucky APSE conference. APSE stands for Association for People Supporting EmploymentFirst.

Mark spoke at the Helen Keller Institute for Human Disabilities in December of 2016, where he also received the Laura Lee Self-Advocate award.

Speaking Engagements

Mark’s personal attributes

Loyal Passionate about meeting new people Determined Responsible Inquisitive Flexible Strong desire to help others Respectful

Mark’s work related skills Exceptional networking skills Diverse interests and experiences Adapts easily to new tasks and environments Distinguished verbal and non-verbal communication skills Professional etiquette Strong reading skills Strong sense of responsibility Excellent interpersonal skills

What Mark can offer you… Patient/employee engagement Patient transport throughout hospital Inter-office communications Inventory control Public Relations support Diversity training for hospital staff Hospitality: assisting families in need with refreshments, checking in

with families/patients, communication between families and other hospital staff