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Identifying Barriers to Workforce Participation in Connecticut
Social Finance advised the CT Office of Workforce Strategy on the implementation of Social Impact Bonds and outcomes rate cards to address workforce challenges in the wake of Covid-19.
Gianna Cacciatore
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Senior Associate, Communications
2021
- Operations
Gianna Cacciatore is a Senior Communications Associate at Social Finance, where she manages Social Finance’s social media strategy and assists with marketing campaigns.
Prior to joining the organization, Gianna interned in the Communications and Marketing Departments at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and the Harvard Divinity School. There, she created website content and helped manage each school’s social media strategy. Previously, she worked as a high school English teacher for three years.
Gianna earned a B.A. in English and Gender Studies from Harvard College and an Ed.M. in Language and Literacy Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
I love supporting our team and knowing my work matters.
Insights
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4 Lessons from the 2022 National Association of Workforce Boards Forum
By realigning incentives around student success, alternative financing models hold training providers accountable and help workforce boards achieve their goals of preparing their constituents for careers in high-demand fields.
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Women Moving Markets: 3 Takeaways from a Boston Globe Panel featuring Social Finance CEO Tracy Palandjian
Tracy Palandjian joined Boston Impact Initiative CEO Betty Francisco for “Women Moving Markets: A Force for Social Change,” a panel on women, opportunity, and economic mobility.