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Miami-Dade College

An Nsa-designated National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, Miami Dade College Will Support the Region's Growing Role as a Technology Hub and Catalyze Economic Mobility for Underserved Workers Through Miami Tech Works. With Support From Over 30 Employers - Including Blackstone Technology and Innovations, Assurant, 8BASE Inc, and Microsoft - Miami Dade College Will Develop Pathways That Meet Local Employer Demand for Skilled Talent. as a Large Hispanic-serving, Four-year Institution in the Country, and in Partnership With Local Education Providers, Miami Tech Works Will Expand Opportunities for Underserved Communities to Engage in High Quality Cybersecurity Training and to Gain Industry Certifications.

Committed

$10.0 Million

Paid out
$7.4M
74%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.6M
26%

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Source

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