In #Brent, six in 10 ethnically diverse young people have never been informed about employment support during their education. With three in 10 ethnically diverse young people who are not in education, employment, or training seeing racial discrimination as their biggest barrier to work, it’s up to employers to give young people the work experience and opportunities they need to achieve their full potential. To highlight the importance of early interventions in improving social mobility, we brought in C-suite business leaders, in partnership with Youth Futures Foundation and under the leadership of Richard Iferenta, Partner and Vice President of KPMG UK, to Brent as part of our #SeeingIsBelieving programme, supported by Salesforce and Linklaters. Business leaders visited Newman Catholic College and Young Brent Foundation. They had the opportunity to speak to those who have experienced barriers leading to low #SocialMobility and heard about the importance of business interventions and partnerships in supporting education providers and community organisations to continue the important work that they do. Find out more about the visit here: https://lnkd.in/eGA6m3w9 Pool Re, VVB Engineering, Verizon Connect UK & Ireland, SNG (Sovereign Network Group), bp, Grant Thornton UK LLP, JCDecaux, Pertemps Network Group, Tesco, Worldline UK&I, Royal Mail, Costain Group PLC. Barry Fletcher / Mary Macleod
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