toward the costs of its “The Future at Work: Building a Competitive Economy” initiative, an effort to expand employer talent pipelines in Los Angeles and Chicago to include more disadvantaged young people
toward the costs of a collaborative research project with Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing to identify key barriers and opportunities for poor or vulnerable workers to use technology innovations for greater economic inclusion
in support of raising awareness about impact sourcing and developing a coalition of companies committed to this inclusive business practice that employs high potential but disadvantaged youth, impacting them, their families and communities
toward the costs of consolidating its position as a national industry association and associated projects to expand understanding, engagement and adoption of Impact Sourcing among its members and the broader Business Process Outsourcing community in South Africa, in order to expand opportunities for Impact Sourcing jobs for disadvantaged youth
in support of the Employer Ambassador for Youth Program, in partnership with the New York City Department of Small Business Services, designed to engage New York City’s small business community to create greater employment opportunities for poor or vulnerable youth
in support of the Opportunity Youth and Business Champions project, designed to engage Chicago’s small business community to create greater employment opportunities for poor or vulnerable youth