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Kathy Copeland Case Study

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Kathy Copeland is currently the Vice President of Human Services at Goodwill of Orange County (GIOC).
Copeland soon began working in nonprofits after graduating from University of California Los Angeles because of her passion to work with and for people.
Although Copeland prioritizes her family, Copeland chose to leave being a stay-at-home mom and come back to work because of the great job opportunity here at GIOC. Copeland wanted a purposeful job that would make a difference in her community and soon found that GIOC satisfied her desires.
Copeland describes her management style as always treating those under her as equals, making her the perfect person to be in charge of human services with people with disabilities. Copeland’s favorite

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