Hopeworks is proud to share that Justin Connor, certified Salesforce administrator, has earned a full time job at the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers, joining several other Hopeworks alumni in helping Camden heal and grow.
As the new Database Assistant within the Strategy and Information Department, he will be responsible for helping implement Salesforce for the Coalition. He will begin his new job at the end of January.
When asked about his new journey, Justin shared, “I am really excited about the opportunity and I am looking forward to using Salesforce to help strengthen the healthcare relationships and processes in the Camden community. Being at Hopeworks has taught me a lot. I have learned that you have to make the most out of every opportunity, no matter how small it might seem. I am excited to join the Coalition and officially become a member of the Hopeworks alumni group.”
Justin, a long time CRIB resident, will also be moving out of the CRIB in January and is in the process of securing an apartment in Cherry Hill. To future Hopeworks youth, Justin encourages them to “never underestimate the opportunities that Hopeworks presents. I am where I am today because of the support and encouragement of everyone at Hopeworks.”
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