Professor Linda Scott, emeritus DP world professor of entrepreneurship and innovation at the University of Oxford and senior consulting fellow to Chatham House at the Royal Institute for International Affairs, discusses economic disparity between men and women.
Year Up student Brandon Jordan talks about how he went from being homeless to interning for a billion-dollar company.
YearUp, a program that offers low-income adults corporate training and internships, aims to help youths who lack opportunity.
Year Up founder and CEO Gerald Chertavian reflects on his inspiration for Year Up and the challenges he faced starting the organization.
Year Up alum Bryan Goodson, who was working at a Six Flags pizza concession when he applied to the program, talks about how he seized the opportunity and turned his internship into a career.
A Cleveland grandfather talks about how he and his wife are finally realizing the American Dream of home ownership, thanks to a unique program where they work.
One Cleveland-based company has created a program that aims to turn its employees into homeowners. CNBC's Diana Olick reports the details.
The organization Black Girls Code teaches STEM skills to a underrepresented group in the tech world—black women.
Black Girls Code founder and executive director Kimberly Bryant talks about why she started the organization and the impact she hopes it has on the tech world.