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Lawrence Ceasar Case

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It is with honor that I prepare this letter of recommendation on behalf of Lawrence Ceasar for the position of Executive Director for Compass Inc. I have known Lawrence for over nine years and had the pleasure of working closely with him all nine years allowing be the ability to attest to his outstanding character and work ethic.

Lawrence initially became known to me as a coworker at a behavioral health organization we both worked at nine years ago. During our time there he was observed engaging and supporting each and every client with optimal support. However, it is when I ventured out and initiated a business venture providing Therapeutic clinical supports that I embraced and monitored his true skill sets and talent. Lawrence was hired

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