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Marcus Sheanshang is president and CEO of JBM Packaging, a provider of eco-friendly, high-performing, flexible packaging solutions and contract packaging services. For more information about JBM and its Fair Chance Program, click here.
A moment of inspiration helped JBM Packaging transform its potential labor woes into a success story — for the company and for formerly incarcerated individuals.
As she neared the end of her four-year prison sentence, Amanda Hall experienced tremendous anxiety. She had committed to creating a better life for herself, free of the drugs and bad relationships that resulted in her incarceration, but the list of things she would need to do to reenter society felt neverending.
