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Charles E. Cabler
Charles was raised in a Christian home, baptized into the Christian faith at the age of twelve, and continues to be a follower of Christ’s teachings. Through his family, church, Bible schools and w...visualizza altroCharles was raised in a Christian home, baptized into the Christian faith at the age of twelve, and continues to be a follower of Christ’s teachings. Through his family, church, Bible schools and work he learned the importance of being a friend to others and providing help as he had opportunity. Charles and his wife, Glenda, actively support their church and several independent charitable, religious and missionary organizations.
In addition to church activities, Charles volunteers as a facilitator for a Job Search & Career Transition Workshop assisting unemployed people in becoming a stronger job candidate by being better prepared when applying for a job. Charles is working to convert the job search workshop training material into a published book to provide help to many people outside the region in which the workshops are conducted. Additionally, he provides individual self-development and career counseling services.
Charles retired after a forty -three -year career in the financial services industry, and currently reside in Charlotte, North Carolina. He is a veteran having served six years in the US Air Force, and is a member of the American Legion, the American Veterans organization, the USO, and the Welcome Home Veterans Organization in Mooresville, NC.
He has written and published a book titled, "What Every Employee Should Know To Be Successful." This book encourages workplace personal success through the application of Christian values and principles, self-improvement, hard work and dedication to achieving goals. He can be contacted through his web site-www.charlescabler.vpweb.com, LinkedIn, or email at charlescabler@carolina.rr.com.visualizza meno
Libri di Charles E. Cabler
The Chains of Marley: Our Christian and Humanitarian Benevolent Responsibility