Established by the Columbia Cosmopolitan Luncheon Club at the old bus depot on West Sexton Road. Robert A. Daughterty III was named the first Executive… Added two new services: Training programs Vocational Assessment Services Frank Allevan was named our second Executive Director. Fun Fact: Men repaired Pepsi® cases and… Moved to Pannell Street and became known as the Community Rehabilitation Center (CRC). Earned first accreditation through the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). Back… Russell Doumas, from Louisville, Kentucky took over the helm. Moved to Nelwood Drive and changed our name to Advent Enterprises, Inc. Launched our Annual Awards… Annual budget exceeded 2 million for the first time Job placement efforts were enhanced through a federal grant Opened satellite offices in Jefferson City, Sedalia… The organization’s name was changed to Job Point. Vocational services were expanded to Missouri’s northern tier of the west central area Job Point landed a YouthBuild…
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Who We Are
Job Point is Missouri’s premier employment center and community development corporation. Since 1965, we have been linking people and jobs by providing education, training and employment assistance.
Equal Opportunity Employer Committed to a Diverse Workplace
What We Do
We specialize in preparing individuals to enter the workforce, while meeting a critical need of the business community. We are proud of the expertise of our staff and the results we achieve. Customer satisfaction at 97% is our number one priority, with personal attention as our specialty.
Member association of Starling Missouri
Services are fully accredited by CARF, the Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission.
Our Successes
For the fiscal year ending September 2023, we served 313 people, with job seekers entering employment at an average hourly wage of $15.80. Ninety percent of adults maintained employment for at least 90 days.
