Sentences with phrase «corporate youth mentoring»

The track will feature workshops presented by philanthropic partners currently engaged in mentoring on topics such as mentoring young men of color, collective impact, diverse corporate youth mentoring program models, mentoring program evaluation, and employee engagement.

BOSTON, Sep. 26 / CSRwire / - As students have settled back to school, many corporate youth mentoring programs are kicking - off a new program year.

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When Nick is «Nick» and not «Hot Mustard,» he is the Corporate and Foundation Relations Manager for the nonprofit Horizons for Youth, providing mentoring, scholarship, tutoring, and social services to students and their families in low - resource Chicago neighborhoods.

Finalists for the brand new Corporate Excellence in Youth Mentoring Award represent nine companies, five states, and a diverse array of industries spanning technology to finance to insurance — and they all have one thing in common: a commitment to building meaningful relationships to support young people while -LSB-...]

The Corporate Excellence in Youth Mentoring finalists and their mentees are real - life examples of the power of mentoring relationships to support, inspire, and engage young people personally and profesMentoring finalists and their mentees are real - life examples of the power of mentoring relationships to support, inspire, and engage young people personally and profesmentoring relationships to support, inspire, and engage young people personally and professionally.

Finalists for the brand new Corporate Excellence in Youth Mentoring Award represent nine companies, five states, and a diverse array of industries spanning technology to finance to insurance — and they all have one thing in common: a commitment to building meaningful relationships to support young people while building a 21st century workforce.

Finalists for the brand new Corporate Excellence in Youth Mentoring Award represented nine companies, five states, and a diverse array of industries spanning technology to finance to insurance — and they all have one thing in common: a commitment to building meaningful relationships to support young people while building a 21st century workforce.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Convening to Explore theme of «Connection Growth Opportunity» for Youth and Communities Washington — On January 27, nearly 1,000 youth mentoring practitioners, researchers, advocates, corporate partners, government and civic leaders and national and local youth - serving organizations will gather for the sixth annual National -LSBYouth and Communities Washington — On January 27, nearly 1,000 youth mentoring practitioners, researchers, advocates, corporate partners, government and civic leaders and national and local youth - serving organizations will gather for the sixth annual National -LSByouth mentoring practitioners, researchers, advocates, corporate partners, government and civic leaders and national and local youth - serving organizations will gather for the sixth annual National -LSByouth - serving organizations will gather for the sixth annual National -LSB-...]

Leveraging grassroots and corporate support, collaborations with national youth - serving organizations and innovative research, MENTOR advocates for public investments in quality mentoring programs and policies to ensure safety and effectiveness.

BOSTON, Aug. 23 — On January 24, mentoring takes center stage in Washington, D.C. when nearly 1,000 youth mentoring practitioners, researchers, advocates, corporate partners, philanthropists, government and civic leaders and national and local youth - serving organizations will gather for the eighth annual National Mentorinmentoring takes center stage in Washington, D.C. when nearly 1,000 youth mentoring practitioners, researchers, advocates, corporate partners, philanthropists, government and civic leaders and national and local youth - serving organizations will gather for the eighth annual National Mentorinmentoring practitioners, researchers, advocates, corporate partners, philanthropists, government and civic leaders and national and local youth - serving organizations will gather for the eighth annual National MentoringMentoring Summit.

BOSTON, Aug. 23 / CSRwire / - On January 24, mentoring takes center stage in Washington, D.C. when nearly 1,000 youth mentoring practitioners, researchers, advocates, corporate partners, philanthropists, government and civic leaders and national and local youth - serving organizations will gather for the eighth annual National Mentorinmentoring takes center stage in Washington, D.C. when nearly 1,000 youth mentoring practitioners, researchers, advocates, corporate partners, philanthropists, government and civic leaders and national and local youth - serving organizations will gather for the eighth annual National Mentorinmentoring practitioners, researchers, advocates, corporate partners, philanthropists, government and civic leaders and national and local youth - serving organizations will gather for the eighth annual National MentoringMentoring Summit.

The Corporate Mentoring Challenge, originally launched by First Lady Michelle Obama at the 2011 National Mentoring Summit, is open annually to private - sector companies of any size that pledge to begin supporting youth mentoring in the U.S. in the coming year, expand an existing initiative or renew a coMentoring Challenge, originally launched by First Lady Michelle Obama at the 2011 National Mentoring Summit, is open annually to private - sector companies of any size that pledge to begin supporting youth mentoring in the U.S. in the coming year, expand an existing initiative or renew a coMentoring Summit, is open annually to private - sector companies of any size that pledge to begin supporting youth mentoring in the U.S. in the coming year, expand an existing initiative or renew a comentoring in the U.S. in the coming year, expand an existing initiative or renew a commitment.

To learn more about the Honor Roll and Corporate Excellence in Youth Mentoring Award, please contact Daniel Horgan, Senior Director of Corporate Engagement, at [e-mail].

The Corporate Mentoring Challenge, originally launched by First Lady Michelle Obama at the 2011 National Mentoring Summit, is open to private - sector companies of any size that pledge to begin supporting youth mentoring in the U.S. in the coming year, expand an existing initiative or renew a coMentoring Challenge, originally launched by First Lady Michelle Obama at the 2011 National Mentoring Summit, is open to private - sector companies of any size that pledge to begin supporting youth mentoring in the U.S. in the coming year, expand an existing initiative or renew a coMentoring Summit, is open to private - sector companies of any size that pledge to begin supporting youth mentoring in the U.S. in the coming year, expand an existing initiative or renew a comentoring in the U.S. in the coming year, expand an existing initiative or renew a commitment.