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Al Rodriguez spends most of his work day on the phone.
In his right ear, he's listening to a computer-generated voice reading words from his computer screen. Its volume is turned down so he can also hear the person on the other end of the call. His fingers move swiftly over the keyboard as he types.
BAT IMPROV Night Returns at Dallas Lighthouse for the Blind!
Complimentary Show For Our Friends and Their Families Who Are Blind and Visually Impaired.
Trainees will identify and compare strategies for investing. Trainees will explain the relative importance of the following sources of income in retirement: Social Security, employer retirement plans, and personal investments. Each participant will identify an investment plan based on a scenario and present to the class reasons for selecting this strategy.
Dallas Lighthouse for the Blind is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that focuses on improving
and enhancing the lives of people with blindness and visual impairments in North Texas.
