Corporate Partnerships

Turn-key opportunities to meet your social responsibility goals.

Regis Corporation sent two of its trainers to Rwanda to improve the skills of hair stylists.

Deploy your employees as skill-based volunteers. Externships with Bpeace can improve your employees’ leadership and team skills; facilitate relationships across department lines; provide a creative outlet for problem-solving; and bring greater understanding of diverse cultures and economies.

Travel is not required, though there are certainly travel opportunities.

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Executive search firm Kirk Palmer & Associates enjoyed a sponsorship at Bpeace’s annual May fundraising event.

Bpeace sponsorships can also include underwriting segments of our program or providing in-kind services.

United Business Media sponsored a series of financial literacy trainings. Dewey & LeBoeuf provides Bpeace with pro-bono legal services. Coach provided prizes for the Bpeace Race to Innovation winners.

Tell us your goals and we will provide you with ideas and turn-key options.

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How Professionals Volunteer from Their Desks

Analysis
Federal Reserve employees analyzed data from the Bpeace annual census of entrepreneurs.

Strategy
A Microsoft executive helped an Afghan woman write her business plan for her community’s first women-only Internet café.

Training
A major New York hospital customer service executive and a Pennsylvania real estate broker teamed up to create a revolutionizing customer service training module.

Join Our Clinton Global Initiative Commitment

One Million Jobs is a new partnership among Bpeace and corporations to develop sustainable businesses and employment in conflict-affected countries including Afghanistan, Rwanda and El Salvador.

During the ramp-up phase, Bpeace commits to identify and coach 100 entrepreneurs and deliver business acumen by connecting them with employee skill-based volunteers from participating corporations. The three-year partnership will support 6,000-8,000 family members through 1,000 jobs sustained by 100 small growing businesses.