Bonnie Anzelmo new Executive Director of Injured Workers’ Advocate
July 14, 2016
COLUMBIA, SC – Bonnie G. Anzelmo has joined Injured Workers’ Advocates of South Carolina as the organization’s new Executive Director.
Anzelmo grew up in Barnwell and is an honors graduate from the University of South Carolina with a degree Psychology. After graduating from the University of South Carolina Law School, Anzelmo entered private practice where she handled workers’ compensation claims. Anzelmo also has extensive public service experience, previously serving as staff attorney on the House and Senate Judiciary committees before working as a consultant, developing strategic planning on legislative issues for her clients. Prior to joining IWA, Anzelmo served as the Government Relations State Legislative Director for the Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina, Inc.
Steven Goldberg, the current IWA President , said “We are pleased to have Bonnie as part of our team to lead our attorneys in advocating for the working men and women of our state. Her knowledge of the law and of our legislative process will be a great asset in fulfilling our mission to protect the injured workers of South Carolina.”
“I am deeply humbled and honored to have the opportunity to work on behalf of the South Carolinians who have experienced the misfortune of being injured while on the job,” Anzelmo said. “I look forward to working with the IWA membership so we can continue IWA’s legacy of protecting the rights of South Carolina’s injured workers.”
For more information on Injured Workers’ Advocates visit http://injuredworkersadvocates.com/.
About Injured Workers’ Advocates
Injured Workers’ Advocates is a nonprofit association of attorneys dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights of workers and their families who become victims of occupational injury or disease in South Carolina. Injured Workers’ Advocates works to achieve these goals by advocating for the rights of injured workers through education, litigation, and communication with others concerning goals and issues important to the protection of workers’ rights in the state of South Carolina.
