Sheila McEvoy, new Employer Engagement Specialist – Chéticamp (Inverness County)
Halifax, July 08, 2022 – The Conseil de développement économique de la Nouvelle-Écosse (CDÉNÉ) is pleased to announce the appointment of Sheila McEvoy as Employment Engagement Specialist – Chéticamp (Inverness Country). Her start date was on April 4, 2022.
Her role within the CDÉNÉ’s Employment Services team, Nova Scotia Works, is to assist/guide employers in Inverness County with recruitment and retention of employees.
Sheila is Acadian and lives in the small village of Cheticamp. She is a Université Sainte-Anne graduate from the program Agente de bureau gouvernementale (Government Office Agent). She is a member of FFANE (Fédération des femmes acadienne de la Nouvelle Écosse). She is also a member of Allons-Y-ensemble, a non-profit organization that promotes and supports community projects that enhance the Acadian communities of Cape Breton. Her knowledge of the community and its members will be a wonderful asset.
Professionally, Sheila has worked for the Coopérative de transport de Chéticamp as the Coordinator of L'Acabie. She has also worked within the Conseil scolaire acadien provincial schools as a Teacher's Aide for over 12 years.
Sheila says "I am proud of my Acadian heritage and the community I live in, I am pleased to have the opportunity to work with employers in Inverness County to help them recruit and retain qualified and experienced candidates for their businesses”.
Her role within the CDÉNÉ’s Employment Services team, Nova Scotia Works, is to assist/guide employers in Inverness County with recruitment and retention of employees.
Sheila is Acadian and lives in the small village of Cheticamp. She is a Université Sainte-Anne graduate from the program Agente de bureau gouvernementale (Government Office Agent). She is a member of FFANE (Fédération des femmes acadienne de la Nouvelle Écosse). She is also a member of Allons-Y-ensemble, a non-profit organization that promotes and supports community projects that enhance the Acadian communities of Cape Breton. Her knowledge of the community and its members will be a wonderful asset.
Professionally, Sheila has worked for the Coopérative de transport de Chéticamp as the Coordinator of L'Acabie. She has also worked within the Conseil scolaire acadien provincial schools as a Teacher's Aide for over 12 years.
Sheila says "I am proud of my Acadian heritage and the community I live in, I am pleased to have the opportunity to work with employers in Inverness County to help them recruit and retain qualified and experienced candidates for their businesses”.
