At J.P. Morgan, we support programs designed to help young people gain the skills they need to be ready for jobs of the future.
Our Design Odyssey program – an initiative with the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) – has empowered over 300 students and 100 teachers across primary and secondary schools and junior colleges on design innovation skills. We also support United Women Singapore’s STEM-focused Girls2Pioneers program that encourages 150 young women to pursue further STEM studies or careers.
In addition to our grants, we aim to drive an inclusive and sustainable economy by leveraging the skills and talent of our employees. The Schools Challenge, a STEM-focused social innovation program, supported about 100 secondary school students over three months with career awareness and mentorship. Through the firm’s Virtual Service Corps program, a team of volunteers shared their expertise to support New Hope Community Services’ strategic expansion of impact on the community.
Our Design Odyssey program – an initiative with the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) – has empowered over 300 students and 100 teachers across primary and secondary schools and junior colleges on design innovation skills. We also support United Women Singapore’s STEM-focused Girls2Pioneers program that encourages 150 young women to pursue further STEM studies or careers.
In addition to our grants, we aim to drive an inclusive and sustainable economy by leveraging the skills and talent of our employees. The Schools Challenge, a STEM-focused social innovation program, supported about 100 secondary school students over three months with career awareness and mentorship. Through the firm’s Virtual Service Corps program, a team of volunteers shared their expertise to support New Hope Community Services’ strategic expansion of impact on the community.