The 37-member coalition, called OneTen, said it will connect employers with ‘talent partners, leading nonprofits and other skill-credentialing organizations that support the development of diverse talent.’ It has raised more than $100 million in seed funding for a project that expands existing corporate vows to increase minority employment.
The 37-member coalition, called OneTen, said it will connect employers with ‘talent partners, leading nonprofits and other skill-credentialing organizations that support the development of diverse talent.’ It has raised more than $100 million in seed funding for a project that expands existing corporate vows to increase minority employment.
