Bridging Nations Foundation

10/03/2016

Surprisingly, substantive policy issues were discussed during the first president debate Monday night despite all...

09/23/2016

5.9 million job openings in the United States, but 7.8 million people are still suffering from unemployment. Find out why: http://bit.ly/2cXEp7W

With almost 5.9 million job openings in the United States right now, you would think...

09/21/2016

We are excited to announce that Bridging Nations CEO, Dr. Prakash Ambegaonkar, will be a keynote speaker at the New Energy: Environment, Economy and Innovation forum.
21 Sept 2016, San Francisco, CA

09/16/2016

Higher education should be a process that caters to the students it serves by providing...

09/15/2016

"The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows" - Syndey Harris

09/12/2016

We are excited to announce that Bridging Nations CEO, Dr. Prakash Ambegaonkar, will be a keynote speaker in San Francisco at the New Energy: Environment, Economy and Innovation forum this month! Stay tuned to learn more about the energy education opportunities we provide through our College of Energy, Environment and Sustainability!

09/06/2016

Check out our new blog on how to gain skills to ace the digital hiring process!

http://www.bridgingnations.org/2016/09/02/personalized-approached-employment-digital-world/

In the digital world that we live in today, job searching and applying is seemingly quicker...

08/11/2016

Please share our page and tell your friends about The Bridging Nations Foundation! For every person we reach, we are one step closer to achieving our goal of closing the skills gap and increasing employability throughout the world!

08/01/2016

Economic and national security are at the center of nearly every presidential election. With both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions held recently, these issues once again came to forefront of the national discussion.
At the DNC and RNC respectively, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump addressed the educational and economic issues facing America. Clinton remarked that no one can prosper alone and that all students should receive an education that provides them with the opportunities to secure a well-paying job. She also argued that four year degrees should not be the only way to secure such jobs and that students should learn employable skills and trades. Trump touched on the need to add well-paying jobs to the American economy and increase fruitful cooperation with other nations. He also spoke of reforming the American education system to better fit current needs. Despite any differences between these two presidential candidates, the common message is clear: we need to increase cooperation with other nations to ensure shared prosperity and revamp our education system to better prepare students for the workforce.
Here at Bridging Nations Foundation, we believe that the key to prosperity is to work together. Our Prosperity Bridges program seeks to help foster stronger and more amicable economic ties between China, India, and the United States by promoting political dialogue, cultural exposure, and linguistic exchange, with the belief that the entire world will prosper in return. Additionally, BNF agrees with both candidates that more needs to be done to ensure students are adequately prepared to enter and succeed in the high-skills workforce. That’s why we offer the Education to Employment Bridges program that provides students with a personalized curriculum and the necessary skills to find employment.

02/08/2016

You're Invited! Come and Join Us. CareersUnbound is pleased to be sponsoring Workforce Challenges in the US Healthcare Industry hosted by the Bridging Nations Foundation in Washington DC. Register Below.


https://www.eventbrite.com/e/workforce-challenges-in-the-us-healthcare-industry-tickets-21064332987

The Bridging Nations Foundation and its founder, Dr. Prakash Ambegaonkar, are pleased to invite you to attend our conference on February 11th: Topic: Workforce Challenges in the US Healthcare Industry