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InVision Leadership Releases Statement Regarding the Governor's FY 24/25 Budget
InVision Human Services Founder and President Ruth E. Siegfried and CEO Kim Love issue joint statement in response to the Governor's signing of the fiscal year 2024-25 state budget.
PBC: What Does This Mean for InVision?
In this feature article, Director of Communications and Outreach, Aaron Borchert, dives into the organizational impact of Performance Based Contracting. Read more for additional information, insight, and InVision's goals within ODP's new guidelines!
Our Guiding Principles at Work | We Act with Humility
Erin Osborne, Direction of Learning and Development at InVision, continues our series of Guiding Principles at Work articles by discussing our guiding principle: We Act with Humility. Check out Erin's connection and personal story!