Peace Corps and IBM Corporate Service Corps Team Up to Help Communities Around the World Thrive
Originally Published on Peace Corps
IBM and the Peace Corps have entered a landmark public-private partnership that will combine the strengths of both organizations to benefit communities around the world. Through this partnership, IBM Corporate Service Corps participants will serve in short-term, high-impact pro bono consulting assignments through the Peace Corps Response program. The partnership's combination of grassroots networks with multinational reach will help speed essential assistance to where it's needed most.
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To learn more about IBM's Corporate Citizenship Contributions, see the IBM 2014 Corporate Responsibility Report.
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