Our Ambassadors
Pletly is not just a company—it is a commitment to enhancing the lives of those who have traditionally been overlooked. Created by caregivers for caregivers, we see our target users as reflections of ourselves. We aim to do more than just operate a profit-driven business with ambitious growth targets; we are equally committed to making a meaningful impact in our community, integral to our mission.
The best way to achieve this is by involving community members directly in our team. We are proud to introduce the Pletly Ambassadors of Philadelphia.
Michele Abraham-Montgomery: A relentless autism mom, public speaker, co-founder of Spectrum Success 911, and a Child and Family Advocate with more than 20 years of experience with the School District of Philadelphia.
Jamiel Owens: A proud autism dad, CEO of Ausomeness Inc., public speaker, and Family Relations Coordinator at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Rachel Honore: A devoted autism mom, Executive Director of Literacy And More, and a fervent community advocate.
Become a Pletly Ambassador
Passionate about making a difference in the world of caregiving? Join us as a Pletly Ambassador! Our ambassadors play a crucial role in spreading awareness and supporting the mission of Pletly – to enhance the lives of caregivers and those they care for, particularly in the field of intellectual disabilities, autism and memory care. As a Pletly Ambassador, you will be at the forefront of a community-driven movement. Whether you're a caregiver, a professional in the healthcare industry, or simply someone who believes in our cause, your voice can make a big difference.
What Does It Mean to Be a Pletly Ambassador?
Advocate for caregivers and their needs in your community.
Help raise awareness about Pletly and our mission.
Contribute ideas and feedback to improve our solutions and outreach.
Join us in our endeavor to empower and uplift caregivers everywhere. If you're interested in becoming a Pletly Ambassador, we'd love to hear from you. Reach out to us to start your journey as a champion for caregivers.
