BREAKING BARRIERS: The 31-Year Legacy of CVE Inc.’s Commitment to Disability Inclusion

In the evolving landscape of disability management and vocational rehabilitation, CVE Inc. stands out as a source of forward momentum for the communities they serve. Celebrating 31 years of transformative impact, this Ottawa-based company establishes the benchmark for assisting persons with disabilities.

Founded in 1993 by Neil Macmillan, CVE Inc. has consistently championed the cause of disability inclusion and accessibility. With a passion for helping persons with disabilities achieve their professional dreams, CVE Inc. began by offering vocational evaluations, creating a foundation of commitment for the years that followed. Tim Macmillan, Neil’s son and the current President/CEO of CVE Inc., joined the team in 2000, and quickly extended CVE Inc.’s reach across Ontario and Quebec with the addition of 3 other divisions.

CVE Inc. has built a stellar reputation with its comprehensive approach to helping individuals overcome barriers and achieve their professional and personal goals. The company’s success can be attributed to its commitment to understanding the diverse needs of persons with disabilities. Through tailored support services and personalized strategies, CVE Inc. has empowered individuals to navigate the complexities of the modern workforce and thrive in environments that embrace their unique abilities.

Owner Tim Macmillan, and Erin Hennessy, Director of Operations, are at the forefront of their dynamic team, bringing a wealth of experience that challenges neurotypical thinking and fosters a culture of diversity and inclusivity. Their passion and neurodivergent perspective have been instrumental in shaping the company’s strategies, services and culture, striving to create a neurodivergent workplace that sees a person’s unique abilities as an asset. They have harnessed the ability to create solutions that are effective and aligned with the needs of their clients, customers and team members.

With 4 divisions including Assessment, Employment, Treatment and Vocational Rehabilitation, CVE Inc. offers a plethora of services to support clients, customers, insurers, and employers alike, all with the goal of removing barriers and helping persons with disabilities or injury return to some sense of functional improvement.

Serving over 30,000 clients since its inception, CVE Inc.’s accomplishments are measured not just in numbers but in the countless success stories of individuals who have been empowered to reach their full potential. With a continued focus on innovation and a deep understanding of the diverse needs of persons with disabilities, the company is poised to continue to shape a more inclusive and accessible community.

For more information about CVE Inc. and its services visit www.cve.ca