We envision a day when the skills of immigrant professionals are highly valued, and they can use their past experiences to build their careers, support their families, and make meaningful contributions to our society.
We seek to reduce the level of brain waste in skilled immigrants by providing career development resources, a supportive community, professional networking opportunities, and job placement opportunities through our employer partnerships.
This workshop is an opportunity for foreign-trained professionals to connect with professional mentors, social service providers, community leaders.
This program provides career development support to skilled immigrant professionals to enable them to build careers in Massachusetts.
The Fellowship is a training and work-placement program targeting foreign-trained professionals for the finance and healthcare fields.
This program connects graduates and recent immigrant professionals with experienced professionals in their respective fields for professional and personal development.
The Immigrant Professionals Network is designed to provide networking opportunities, professional development trainings and support for both established and young African professionals.
This Consortium provides an opportunity for employers to collaboratively address the issues and challenges faced by the foreign-born and BIPOC workforce.
Your contribution ensures skilled immigrants get the support they need to build their careers, and lives and contribute to our society.
Takudzwa Moses Mandizha Background: MBA in Business Administration/Management from Solusi University Placement: Grants Specialist, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Learn more about
Teddy Keser Mombrun Background: Medical Doctor from Université Notre Dame D’Haiti Placement: Pathology Department, Massachusetts General Hospital Click HERE to learn
Fozia Mohammed Background: Master’s in Business Administration, Rift Valley University in Ethiopia Placement: ORA Research Finance Team, Harvard Medical School Click HERE
We envision a day when the skills of immigrant professionals are highly valued, and they can use their past experiences to build their careers, support their families, and make meaningful contributions to our society.