Washington State Rehabilitation Council

"It's a privilege to serve on the Council. We are working to partner with the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation to strengthen the quality of services available to its customers and increase the number of people with disabilities to its customers and increase the number of people with disabilities employed in jobs they like.

I try to be a resource by drawing on my thirty years of experience managing employment and training programs."

Martin lives and works in Olympia. He represents the Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board on the WSRC. He brings a wealth of knowledge about partners in workforce development and the relationship of the Rehabilitation Act to other key employment laws.