A devoted leader with forty-five years professional and organizational management in the U.S.A., sixteen years teaching Composition and Literature in colleges in Illinois and Massachusetts, Executive Director Gillard ("Jillar") is also a twelve year instrumentalist. With proven ability and commitment to all individualized team support for businesses, upper management divisions, Executive Director Gillard ("Jillar") supports individuals in public and private sectors. An enthusiastic humanitarian, who conducts education and employment training, she is a hard working, motivated Zen Buddhist, who cultivates relationships through life-force development. Code of Ethics and Rules of Professional Conduct are life-force creeds. Executive Director Gillard ("Jillar") is an adult with a cognitive learning disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendment Act of 2008 (ADAAA), which only limits cognitive testing skills, without tutorial assistance on standardized tests. In 2015, Founder, Chairman, CEO and Executive Director L. Jacqueline Gillard ("Jillar") will resume and complete her J.D. Degree in the U.S.A. with a concentration in Law and History. Executive Director Gillard ("Jillar") is working on a 13 yr. old research book project entitled, "A Study On Mental Health Reform In Higher Education: ADAAA and 504 -- A Paradigm For Disability Rights of Mentally Disabled Learners In Colleges & Universities, And Genetic Strategies To Improve A Holistic Practice For Stakeholders In Higher Education Leadership And Law," due for release in 2016. She is a public speaker since age 3 and published poet and writer since age 10. She is the author of a 23 yr. old book entitled, "Mississippi & Other Poems," for release in 2015. L. Jacqueline Gillard Films and Entertainment will premiere "I, BRIDGET" (The Biddy Mason Story) 2015. Areas: Business Plans, Grant Writing & Research, Employment & Training Workshops, Conferences & Events Planning, & Public Speaking.