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Kimberly Friedman serves as the communications director for the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services, a state agency that provides employment and unemployment insurance services to job seekers and employers around the state.
Friedman has held this position for more than 11-and-a-half years. As communications director, she facilitates internal and external communication regarding agency services, programs and events.
Friedman serves as the agency’s point of contact regarding media inquiries about agency services. This includes preparing press releases and providing interviews to newspapers, radio stations and television...
Executive Spotlight – Kimberly Friedman
Kimberly Friedman serves as the communications director for the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services, a state agency that provides employment and unemployment insurance services to job seekers and employers around the state.
Friedman has held this position for more than 11-and-a-half years. As communications director, she facilitates internal and external communication regarding agency services, programs and events.
Friedman serves as the agency’s point of contact regarding media inquiries about agency services. This includes preparing press releases and providing interviews to newspapers, radio stations and television...
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Helaine Raye Palmer Williams — the youngest in a blended family of eight children — was born Feb. 17, 1962, to Army Sgt. Saul Palmer and Betty June Carson Palmer at Fort Leonard Wood., Mo. She resided in Fort Leonard Wood and Rolla, Mo., before moving to Little Rock at the age of 6. She grew up in Woodson, Ark., the home of her late stepfather, Haywood Lewis, and the final home of her late mother, Betty Lewis.
It was very early in life that Helaine realized what her career path would be: She began writing in the third grade, creating popular stories about a fictitious club that starred herself and her favorite classmates. She...
Executive Spotlight – Helaine Williams
Helaine Raye Palmer Williams — the youngest in a blended family of eight children — was born Feb. 17, 1962, to Army Sgt. Saul Palmer and Betty June Carson Palmer at Fort Leonard Wood., Mo. She resided in Fort Leonard Wood and Rolla, Mo., before moving to Little Rock at the age of 6. She grew up in Woodson, Ark., the home of her late stepfather, Haywood Lewis, and the final home of her late mother, Betty Lewis.
It was very early in life that Helaine realized what her career path would be: She began writing in the third grade, creating popular stories about a fictitious club that starred herself and her favorite classmates. She... 
