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NAQ is proud to announce that Harold Sloves will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming TEC Conference.
Over the course of 35 years, Harold has held leadership roles in a range of human services industries including intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral health, and adolescent treatment services in the private and public sectors. He has launched community-based services for persons with intellectual disabilities in New Jersey, Delaware and most recently in Tennessee where he grew a company to support 500 people with 1,000 employees over a 10 year period.
Today he is charged with leading Tennessee’s Enabling Technology Movement and supporting projects. His newly created position in Tennessee’s Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (DIDD) was originally focused on assisting provider agencies with fiscal strategies and program engineering concepts to meet the demands of a challenging service delivery environment. This initial work inspired Tennessee’s pursuit of becoming a Technology Now State.