AGES 13-24
SDG 4 aims to ensure that every person, regardless of their background, has access to quality education. This includes not just primary and secondary education, but also opportunities for higher education and vocational training. Education empowers individuals, strengthens communities, and fuels sustainable development. By prioritizing education, we can equip future generations with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive and contribute to a more equitable and prosperous world.
The Comerica Quality Education Challenge invites participants to design innovative solutions that create platforms or initiatives aimed at teaching essential industry skills to youth.
The goal is to enable young people to actively engage in and contribute to the economy by providing practical, hands-on learning opportunities!
Education is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of sustainable development. It opens doors to opportunities, reduces inequalities, and fosters economic growth. Investing in education helps break the cycle of poverty and builds a foundation for a more inclusive society.
“For the past 175 years, the effort we make to go beyond our traditional banking services allows us to be a force for good,” said Brandon Q. Jones, Comerica Bank SVP, Director of External Affairs. “At Comerica, we make it our business to support equity initiatives that equip underserved youth with the tools to be successful, whether it is through education or opportunity. Our partnership with NFTE provides scalable and sustainable strategies to empower tomorrow’s leaders while improving societal well-being.”
NFTE hosts World Series of Innovation (WSI) as part of our commitment to the Global Entrepreneurship Network and the annual celebration of Global Entrepreneurship Week.
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