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CoreNet NYC volunteers with Streetwise Partners for Mock Interview Mentor Program, 2018 Special Olympics

Manhattan, NY According to the CoreNet Global New York City Chapter, (CoreNet NYC) members of the organization’s Young Leaders Committee recently volunteered with Streetwise Partners, a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing unemployment within disadvantaged communities, for a mock interview mentor program. Marsh & McLennan Cos. hosted the event at their 1166 Sixth Ave. headquarters.

The mentoring program proved a great volunteering experience and social exercise for CoreNet’s Young Leaders, as they paired with Streetwise mentees to exchange professional tips and skills to implement during employment interviews. Through the program, the unemployed or underemployed Streetwise mentees can access resources and networks they need to secure and maintain employment.  

In addition, the Young Leaders volunteered in the 2018 Special Olympics at the Riverside Park & 72nd St. The event promotes understanding, acceptance and inclusion between people with and without intellectual disabilities. The group also volunteered with the Kids for Kids Family Fun Day, one of the largest and most successful annual charity events in New York for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. 

“CoreNet Global is dedicated to education and professional development, and this exceptional community service opportunity with Streetwise perfectly aligned with our organization’s mission,” said young leader chair Alison Kwiatkowski. “It’s an honor to help with non-profits like Streetwise, the Special Olympics and Kids for Kids that perpetuate such important initiatives that positively impact lives. The Young Leaders have a great time mentoring and volunteering, and we look forward to participating in more events like this in the future.”

CoreNet Global New York City Chapter’s mission is to advance innovation and professional development for the corporate real estate sector, and to serve as a thought leader and forum for current industry issues. The organization’s more than 1,000 members represent corporate end-users and service providers from New York’s largest publicly held companies at the forefront of real estate planning, development and innovation, including Fortune 500 companies generating over $1 billion in annual revenue. 

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