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Social Finance Announces New Career Impact Bond with American Diesel Training Centers to Expand Access to Economic Mobility
The impact investing nonprofit is helping to finance diesel technician training amidst shortage ...
Read MoreManaging the Future of Work: Social Finance: Trainers Make the Grade When Students Get Good Jobs
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Read MoreMarket Watch: Here’s a Rewarding Investment: Boost the U.S. Recovery by Helping Workers Get the Skills They Need
By Adam Rein and Charlotte Cipolletti...
Read MoreTreasury and Labor Departments Award Funding for the First Social Impact Partnership Project
Excerpted from U.S. Department of the Treasury...
Read MoreFormer Governor Deval Patrick and Lauren Smith, MD, MPH join Social Finance Board of Directors
Patrick and Smith will bring unique public policy, impact investing, and public health expertise to the organization. ...
Read MoreUpskilling fund plans to aid 30,000 displaced workers
JFF, Opportunity@Work, SkillUp, Social Finance, and Stand Together co-found $30 million SkillUp Together Fund with pioneer donations from the Charles Koch Foundation, the Irvine Foundation, and Walmart.org...
Read MorePioneers Post covers the Alchemy Code Lab Career Impact Bond
Portland-based software training provider Alchemy Code Lab has secured a $5.8 million investment from impact investing nonprofit Social Finance as part of a Career Impact Bond. The Career Impact Bond aims to provide training for people who face barriers to education or employment to improve their career outcomes, and allows students to enroll in training with no upfront costs.
Read MoreAlchemy Code Lab announces $5.8M investment from Social Finance to launch new Career Impact Bond
Student-friendly income share agreement increases access to software development training and jobs...
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