Black Family Development Employee Directory

US - Detroit - Michigan

About Black Family Development

black family development is a comprehensive family service organization providing services to children, youth and families. our mission is to strengthen and enhance the lives of chil... Read more

Black Family Development Highlights:

Location	Employees
United States 🇺🇸	23

Contact profiles Black Family Development:

Employee	Department	Total Email Source
Alice Thompson		1	Email
Kevin Bryant Program Manager	Marketing	1	Email
Damon Booker network administrator		1	Email
Andrea Benson		0	Email
Tyre Buckley system administrator	Software	0	Email
Shirley Dockery accounting manager	Accounting	0	Email
Stevia Simpson-Ross		0	Email
Tom Black owner		0	Email
Wendy Lawlah manager of administrative services	Management	0	Email
Tamiko Logan		0	Email
James Williams case manager		0	Email
Lynette Swayne		0	Email
Kenyatta Stephens coo		0	Email
Theresa Bass		0	Email
Charles Dulin information technology director	IT	0	Email
Riley Grier family preservation counselor		0	Email
Rudy Moss juvenile compliance supervisor		0	Email
Elise Goulbourne School-Based Supervisor		0	Email
Gayle Metcalf		0	Email
Mareitta Alston		0	Email
April Sutton Quality Assurance Auditor	Finance	0	Email
Nodia Ross		0	Email
Smith Smith		0	Email
Bronson Nichols social worker	Marketing	0	Email
Gloria Smith administrative assistant		0	Email
Star Jones social worker	Marketing	0	Email
Lisa Woolfolk intake coordinator	IT	0	Email
Maria Stanfield utilization review manager		0	Email
Lori Thurman community relations specialist		0	Email
Rashida Johnson systems administrator		0	Email
Denise Smith outreach counselor		0	Email
Marian Jones management information specialist	Management	0	Email

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Black Family Development has 37 email addresses.

Black Family Development has 37 personal email addresses, .

Black Family Development has 0 generic email addresses.

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