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Nevada
Equal Rights
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Nevada Equal Rights Commission
The Equal Rights
Commission Board Members
The Equal Rights
Commission is a division of the Department of Employment, Training and
Rehabilitation, and is headed by administrator, Dennis Perea. The commission is guided by a governor-appointed
board which includes five members who represent the community and
businesses. The current membership includes
Dennis
Shipley, Chair
Dennis Shipley has over
thirty-five years of human resource management experience in the
hospitality industry, thirty of which have been in or around the casino
industry. He was involved at an executive level with the opening
of five major gaming properties in Nevada and one in Michigan. Her
served for eight years as the Corporate Director of Human Resources for
Circus Circus Enterprises, Inc. Prior to that, he had been the
Director of Human Resources for Caesar's Tahoe in Stateline, Nevada.
After opening the Silver Legacy in Reno, Nevada, he became Vice
President of Human Resource for New York New York Hotel and Casino in
Las Vegas. Management development and employee training have been
his personal priority over the years and he has trained literally
thousands of supervisors and managers during the course of his career.
In July 1998, he began his consulting business specializing in the areas
of human resource administration, succession planning, management
development, labor/employee relations, executive and employee
compensation, benefits, and employment. He currently serves as the
Corporate Director of Human Resources for the Cannery Casino Resorts.
Nadia Jurani
Nadia C. Jurani is a
self-employed attorney and Certified Public Accountant with NADIA C.
JURANI, ESQ LLC practicing tax, estate planning, business and family law
in Nevada. She was previously a supervising staff member with Clark
County in Las Vegas, Nevada for over 13 years.
She has been appointed recently as a hearing officer of Clark County's
Business License Department.
Her professional
memberships include:
• American Bar Association
• State Bar of Nevada
• Nevada American Inn of Court
• Nevada Trial Lawyers Association
• Committee Chair/Member, Nevada Society of CPAs;
• American Institute of CPAs;
• Las Vegas Certified
Aileen Martin
Lee Plotkin
Tiffany Young
Tiffany Young was born in
Kansas City, Missouri, and raised in South Central Los Angeles. After
moving to Las Vegas and graduating from Basic High School in Henderson,
she moved to Reno to attend the University of Nevada Reno in 1990. Mrs.
Young has obtained both an AA and AS degree from Truckee Meadows
Community College, as well as a BA in General Studies, with a minor in
Criminal Justice from the University of Nevada Reno.
Mrs. Young is currently employed as a Health Program Specialist I for
the Bureau of Family Health Services (BFHS) Children with Special Health Care
Needs. She is responsible for conducting community outreach for
person’s age 0-22 years that have special health care needs, as well as
building collaborations and partnerships in the community. Prior to
working for the BFHS, Tiffany served as the Weed and Seed Director
for five years where she was responsible for providing community and
economic development to improve the quality of life for Northeast Reno
residents. The majority of Mrs. Young's work experience is in the areas
of finance and human services. She has seven years of finance experience,
eight
years of program planning and management, as well as five years of grant
writing and management experience.
Mrs. Young is a certified Housing Specialist for Section 8 Housing
Quality Standards. She is a Board Member for Join Together
Northern Nevada, and has served on the Impartial Policing Advisory
Council and the Human Services Network. Tiffany has also served as
the Youth Center Director for the Gang Alternative Partnership, Director
of the Child Assault Prevention Program and Family Resource Center and
as a
Mentor and Youth Coordinator.
Equal
Rights Commission
Las Vegas
2800 St. Louis
Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89104
Phone (702) 486-7161
Fax (702) 486-7054 |
Equal Rights
Commission
Reno
1325 Corporate Boulevard
Room 115
Reno, NV 89502
Phone (775) 823-6690
Fax (775) 688-1292 |
NV Relay
711 or 800-326-6868
DETR/NERC is an equal opportunity employer/program.
Auxiliary aids and services available on request by individuals with
disabilities.
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