A Peak Performers content series

Talent without limits

Stories of professionals with disabilities whose achievements show their strength, resilience, and impact in the workplace and beyond.
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Each story offers a window into the lived experiences of talented professionals who embody resilience, adaptability, and purpose.
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Micah Mills

Meet Micah Mills, a young man with autism who began his career working at a local pizza restaurant. Like many, he was eager to find a path that would challenge his mind and reward his focus. When Peak Performers met Micah, they saw a spark, an aptitude for learning and a quiet determination that could shine in the right environment.
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Cindy Ciftcioglu

Meet Cindy Ciftcioglu, who grew up in Binghamton, New York, where she developed a love for animals and the simple joys of her hometown, like riding its many carousels as a child. Years later, Cindy faced challenges that would test her resilience: a lifelong breast cancer diagnosis and gastroparesis, a condition that causes stomach paralysis. She speaks openly about her journey, the struggles she’s faced, and the strategies she’s found to cope.
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Lorena Rojas

Meet Lorena Rojas, whose journey began in Zacatecas, Mexico, and continued in Austin, Texas, after her widowed mother brought her and her sisters to the U.S. in search of a better life. After high school, Lorena spent more than a decade building laptops and desktops—hands-on work she took enjoyed.
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Frank Torres

Meet Frank Torres, a former radio station manager whose quick wit and passion for comedy had him on the path to a career in stand-up. But just as he was stepping onto new stages, life threw him an unexpected challenge—a diagnosis of peripheral artery disease (PAD). The condition led to severe complications in his legs, exposing nerves and flesh, and requiring an innovative treatment using cod fish skin grafts to aid in his recovery.
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Theodore Stefanik-Corah

Meet Theodore Stefanik-Corah, a talented professional who has overcome the challenges of living with HS (Hidradenitis Suppurativa), a painful autoimmune skin condition that impacted his ability to work in physical retail and hospitality roles. As his condition worsened, Theo sought a change—a more flexible desk job that would allow him to manage his health while continuing to thrive professionally.

Why did we create this series?

Learn more about our goals below
To champion disability inclusion
By amplifying the voices and experiences of professionals with disabilities, showcasing their skills, leadership, and impact across industries.
To shift perceptions and inspire change
By challenging stereotypes and encouraging organizations to embrace inclusive hiring, accessibility, and equitable workplace cultures.
To build a more inclusive future
By promoting understanding, empathy, and opportunity — helping society recognize that true talent is boundless when inclusion is prioritized.

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We seek out highly qualified professionals with disabilities for temporary,  temp-to-hire, and direct hire opportunities with public and private sector employers.
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Talent Without Limits - Micah Mills
Nov 10, 2025
Meet Micah Mills, a young man with autism who began his career working at a local pizza restaurant. Like many, he was eager to find a path that would challenge his mind and reward his focus. When Peak Performers met Micah, they saw a spark, an aptitude for learning and a quiet determination that could shine in the right environment.
Talent Without Limits - Cindy Ciftcioglu
Sep 2, 2025
Meet Cindy Ciftcioglu, who grew up in Binghamton, New York, where she developed a love for animals and the simple joys of her hometown, like riding its many carousels as a child. Years later, Cindy faced challenges that would test her resilience: a lifelong breast cancer diagnosis and gastroparesis, a condition that causes stomach paralysis. She speaks openly about her journey, the struggles she’s faced, and the strategies she’s found to cope.
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