Meredith currently provides training and technical assistance to support Way2Work Maryland across the state. She supports school districts, community rehabilitation providers and the Division of Rehabiliation Services to implement a research project studying transitioning youth with disabilities and career and educational outcomes impacted by work-based learning experiences. Meredith brings experience promoting business-education partnerships, work-based learning opportunities, customized employment solutions, and model transition services.  She provided training, technical assistance, and direct service to facilitate competitive integrated employment for youth and adults with disabilities for model demonstration projects including Maryland PROMISE, Maryland Customized Employment Partnership, Maryland Transition Initiative, and Bridges... from School to Work. She taught in MCPS Alternative Programs, where she established the Career Program. Meredith began her career promoting creative strategies for independence with her sister.