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Advancing Tech Careers Collaborative

Join the effort to upskill untapped veterans and young adults for in-demand tech careers by training NPower graduates in advanced technology fields.

Tackling The Biggest Challenges

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Skills Gap

Address the skilled tech employee shortage
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Support Economic Mobility

Support the wealth of untapped talent to start meaningful careers

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Lack of Access

Help veterans and young adults access the resources needed for tech careers
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Generational Poverty

Break the cycle of poverty with life trajectory-changing opportunities

Unlock Exclusive Benefits and Access Top Tech Talent

  • VIP attendance to fireside chats with CEOs, CIOs, and industry executives
  • Access to NPower’s annual gala, NYC's premier IT networking event
  • Tech Talent Pipeline—Recruit NPower alumni from our vast pool of vetted technology professionals with years of hands-on experience and certifications
  • Employee Engagement Opportunities—volunteerism, mentorship, and upskilling events
  • Brand exposure across NPower’s digital channels reaching thousands of corporate decision-makers

Support NPower Advanced Training Programs

Sponsorship Opportunities Available From $50,000 to $250,000

For more information, please contact:
Matt Velez
Executive Director, National Instructors Institute
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