When AMS CEO, Ken Wiseman stepped down from his position, and took on the position of Chief Workforce Development Officer for AMS, he was following his longstanding passion to help business have a positive impact on the world.
Announcing the change, Ken said, “My professional time will be more focused on the myriad of employment hiring and training programs we are doing with the County, State and various agencies to continue to provide employment opportunities to those struggling to enter, or re-enter the workforce.”
In January we announced that Ken had been invited to be one of the business leaders making up the Employer Engagement Workgroup created to help carry out the obligations of the Prison to Employment Initiative. The Workgroup began their efforts in January, and the Initiative is now entering a new phase, which is an awareness campaign.
The campaign, called the Fair Chance Hiring Initiative, has been announced by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. It encourages businesses to actively hire members of the justice-involved community, and it offers tax credits, training reimbursement, and other resources to businesses hiring qualified workers who were once incarcerated.
Ken and other leaders are offering expert advice to help construct the campaign. Since AMS has been involved for several years in hiring men and women looking for a second chance after incarceration, the advice that Ken offered came from a great deal of positive experience.
“We have been hiring reentry individuals for several years and can attest to the dedication, reliability and incredible work ethic of our justice-involved employees. Do not be surprised by the level of appreciation and retention you experience from these individuals. A safe, challenging, and respectful work environment is a far cry from the world they have left behind.”
AMS looks forward to the campaign promoting the Fair Chance Hiring Initiative, and we thank Ken Wiseman and other leaders for their part in it.











Thank You!! AMS Fulfillment Employees of the Month for July, 2019: Vanessa H., Yadira S., Tanya C., La Tanya T. and Gabriela G.
The AMS Learning Center is turning out to be a busy and enjoyable space this summer as AMS hosts 28 young students registered in the S.T.R.E.A.M. program.
Corporate Vision Unveils the Winners of the 2019 Logistics, Warehouse & Supply Chain Awards
Classes have begun at the AMS Learning Center, 28624 Witherspoon Parkway. These classes are designed to help individuals, who are living and working in the community, advance their job skills and employability. The classes are scheduled at convenient hours and at a convenient location with some being free of charge, and others at low cost.
Congratulations and a very big Thank You to these outstanding members of our corporate family: Max L., Danery A., Maria L., Adam H., and Keith E.
Congratulations to the AMS Employees of the Month for May 2019! We are very grateful for your efforts! Thank you Louise A., Eric W., Roy D., Daniel L. and Tanner D.
Congratulations to the AMS Employees of the Month for April! We are very pleased and proud to recognize Paula Z., Jorge M., Bobby A., Anubhav D. and Ciara H.
We’re celebrating! AMS CEO, Ken Wiseman, has been nominated for a prestigious award – the Santa Clarita Valley Man of the Year. According to 


The global community observes and celebrates International Women Day annually, on March 8th, and Women’s History Month during March. It is usually in the human rights community that we hear about the progress of women and look into the history of that progress. But in reality, women’s rights are with us every day in the corporate community, and women’s history is being made every day in the corporate world.
Congratulations to the AMS Fulfillment Employees of the Month for February, 2019! We are very grateful to these outstanding members of our corporate family! Thank you Janet R, Rosa Emma Q., Fatima C., Giovanny R., and Andrew D.