ENCORE ENTREPRENEURS
New research released by Encore.org and funded by MetLife Foundation shows that in a tough employment market, millions of Americans in their 40s, 50s and 60s are interested in creating jobs for themselves and others.
New research released by Encore.org and funded by MetLife Foundation shows that in a tough employment market, millions of Americans in their 40s, 50s and 60s are interested in creating jobs for themselves and others.
As many as 9 million people ages 44 to 70 are in encore careers
After a successful pilot, many nonprofits find themselves asking how best to amplify their impact. A new case study examines Encore.org’s experience expanding its Encore Fellows program quickly and efficiently.
We have created a simple set of resources to help organizations design, organize and operate Encore Fellowships programs of their own. The attached
In this 2010 white paste, Partners in Care Foundation identifies six emerging jobs for experienced workers that have the potential to improve health outcomes, such as community health workers and chronic illness coaches.