Cal (Calvin) Beyer, CWP

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Cal (Calvin) Beyer, CWP
Cal Beyer, CWP
Mobile:651-307-7883

Cal Beyer, CWP is the Sr. Director of SAFE Workplaces for national nonprofit SAFE Project (Stop the Addiction Fatality Epidemic). Cal has over 30 years of professional experience in risk management and safety focusing on human capital risk and wellbeing consulting. Cal is a strategic partner with the national nonprofit SAFE Project. He helped launch the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention in 2016. He serves on the Executive Committee of the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention. He is a frequent presenter at industry events and a frequent contributor to industry publications.

Contact Beyer at [email protected] or via cell at (651) 307-7883.


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