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Kennedy Center Inc Case Study
A division of The Kennedy Center, Inc. in Trumbull, CT, Kennedy Document Services, AKA KennDOC, provides employment opportunities for people with disabilities and special needs. Working together with The Kennedy Center vocational training team, this company hires committed applicants to enrich their existing workforce while promoting a healthy, productive, and diverse work environment. Read on to learn more about KennDOC and their ongoing partnership with The Kennedy Center.

What Is KennDOC?
A Multi-faceted mailing company, KennDOC works with businesses of all sizes looking to outsource their mailing and fulfillment. From hard copy document conversion to shredding and storage services, KennDOC is your one-stop-shop for all of your document
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