Here in Brooklyn, The New York Community Trust, the region’s community foundation, is funding two national nonprofits — Per Scholas and NPower — to close the gap.
Here is how companies can fill them. NPower was included in a CNBC article by Wendy M. Pfeiffer, CIO of Nutanix.
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NPower’s Associate Director of Corporate Partnerships, Matt Velez, shared his perspective on how tech companies and non-profits can partner for industry success.
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Insights from the From Day One Brooklyn Conference
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NPower’s VP of Partnerships, Patrick Cohen, was joined by Accenture’s Steve Murphy (NPower board member) and Darnel Thompson (NPower alum) for a conversation on how to recruit and retain non-traditional talent.
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Fund II Foundation’s internX platform is opening access to paid internships for underrepresented students with direct connections to leading companies. Apply today: internx.org
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Patrick Cohen, NPower’s VP of Strategic Partnerships, shares his insights on Fund II Foundation’s innovative internX platform with The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
NPower, a non-profit funded by a venture capitalists’ foundation, is training young people from high-poverty and high-crime neighborhoods for in-demand technology jobs.
While most tech jobs require advanced technical degrees, a growing number of companies and organizations recognize the value of military training.
JFF’s Center for Apprenticeship & Work-based Learning recent report on approaches to nontraditional technology training programs includes insights from NPower’s Matt Velez.