25 Sep 2025
How businesses can unlock opportunities for young workforce
25 Sep 2025
12:30 - 2:00pm EDT
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9:00am - 1:30pm EAT
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Dozens of Global Youth Ambassadors for Theirworld were joined by business leaders and educators at a summit that spotlighted the need for more education investment, particularly for the youngest children.
Joining a network of 28 previous participants from across the United States, the organizations will work with young people from underserved communities - receiving funding, training, and networking opportunities to help them reach even more young people.
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This year the Global Business Coalition for Education combined with the 150 companies in its network to make a positive difference to the lives of more than four million children and young people in the US and around the world.
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Business leaders and other experts attending the Act For Early Years Symposium heard that increased funding for the youngest children, including through childcare and preschool, is crucial to meet the Sustainable Development Goals.
Leaders from business, government, academia and civil society attended a discussion hosted by the Global Business Coalition for Education during the UN General Assembly.
A high-level event spotlighted how education can be crucial in tackling issues such as climate, conflict and unemployment.
The Global Business Coalition for Education has opened applications for its third year of the Youth Skills and Employment Accelerator [previously known as the Skills Friendly Cities network].
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The Global Business Coalition for Education (GBC-Education) announced today that Google (NYSE: Alphabet Inc. GOOGL) has joined its growing coalition of more than 150 companies committed to transforming the lives of 50 million people through education.
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The Global Business Coalition for Education is urging the private sector to help the youngest learners by showing stronger commitment to working parents.
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