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Citadel Pledges Resources to Help Low-Income Students Get Jobs
- Griffin’s firms to fund programs, help mentor youngsters
- Working with non-profit Thrive, it will also offer internships
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The hedge fund and the market maker controlled by Ken Griffin are providing high-achieving students from lower-income communities resources they need to succeed in school and land a job.
Citadel and Citadel Securities joined with non-profit Thrive Scholars to create career opportunities for students of color interested in science, technology, math and finance, according to a statement Wednesday. Citadel will provide internships, mentors and funding for Thrive’s six-year academic and professional development program for students.