The ASSP Sacramento Chapter is proud to support several Common Interest Groups (CIGs) that foster professional development, networking, mentorship, and leadership opportunities within the safety profession. These groups provide members with opportunities to connect, share experiences, and advance workplace safety through diverse perspectives.
Hispanic Safety Professionals (HSP)
Hispanic Safety Professionals promotes the advancement and representation of Hispanic and Latino safety professionals through networking, mentorship, leadership development, and community engagement.
For more information, please contact Diana Guzman.
Blacks in Safety Excellence (BSP)
Blacks in Safety Excellence is dedicated to supporting, developing, and empowering Black safety professionals while promoting diversity, inclusion, and excellence throughout the occupational safety and health profession.
For more information, please contact Sixtus Aliriagwu.
Women in Safety Excellence (WISE)
Women in Safety Excellence supports the growth and advancement of women in the safety profession by providing opportunities for networking, mentorship, education, and leadership development.
To learn more, visit the Sacramento WISE LinkedIn page and connect with the local WISE community.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/assp-sacramento-wise-474a64393/
Interested in Starting a New Group?
Our chapter is currently developing dedicated pages for these groups. In the meantime, please use the contacts and resources above to learn more about upcoming activities and opportunities to get involved.
If you are interested in creating an additional Common Interest Group or Specialty Group within the ASSP Sacramento Chapter, we would love to hear from you. New groups provide valuable opportunities for members with shared interests, experiences, industries, or professional specialties to connect and support one another. Please contact the chapter leadership team to discuss your ideas and how we can help you get started.
Together, we can continue building a more inclusive, engaging, and connected safety community.