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Patrons are foundations, nonprofits and organizations who commit funding and resources to support campaigns on CityLab Professional that align with their mission.
Next Generation Learning Platforms
Opportunity Zaones We work with cities and towns and the private sector in California to create new forms of civic innovation, economic development, and ultimately transformation.
Employers at the table
Our team is available to work directly with employers, colleges, Workforce Development Boards and economic development partners throughout the life of the project to ensure employers are getting the training their workers need.
this is who we are.
We are a Faith-based California Apprenticeship and OJT program, built to be a social justice accelerator helping organizations build collaborative business cultures, and collaborate with scalable orgainzations to provide training and work experience capable of empowering traditionally disenfranchised populations with agency in the 21-century, global economy.
This is what we do.
Our team promotes an enterprise approach to risk management and mitigation; by incorporating a Public Benefit Company that focuses on credit risk, market risk, operational risk, securities lending, and regulatory issues. We have decided to undertake venture philanthropy, with the mindset of a social investor, and with the expected return measured in people with jobs and lives changed.
This is why we do it
Some of Santa Clara County’s forward-thinking leaders, foundations and social investors have realized that the current methods of financing social enterprises like CityLab Professional are inefficient, for the enterprises and themselves, and have started working to broaden the access to capital.
This is how we do it
The proposed $10M venture-funded Social Innovation Bond that fuels our project also provides local customized training opportunities for California businesses and workers to increase skill levels and wages of the Global workforce. County Training providers can use these grant funds for curriculum development, training materials, instructor certifications and training equipment additions or upgrades.
How we could use your help
Share as a example, support with Hope. This Training Presentation centers on differentiating between tactical action and strategic action and includes a training exercise. This website provides an informative table on strategic vs. tactical action.
Our Blog
Relevant information on the growth and development of the San Jose Project
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