Cybersecurity graduate and undergraduate students research key questions in economic development, measurement and policy issues that require the critical workforce skills that are also required in the cybersecurity industry.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research (HUD-PD&R) and the Council Board of Exchange – Looking Forward Research & Development (Council) are working with HBCU Anchor Institutions for community resilience and Virtual HUD HBCU/MSI Virtual student research internships.
This partnership work to improve the economic sustainability of a targeted group of opportunity zones by empowering their residents with opportunities to achieve economic self-sufficiency via workforce development and job readiness and by harnessing the power of public and private organizations that impact educational outcomes.
Virtual Research Interns are managed by the Council and through University led partnerships like CECOR. Student assignments are in part inspired to discover evidence based program coordination or thrugh investigation of residents opportunities from traditional academic and career institutions to build a more resilient and inclusive community.
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Norfolk State University, Cybersecurity Complex
Opportunity Zone & Emerging Citizen Technology Research
PIVATE SECTOR INDUSTRY PARTNER COUNCIL EXCHANGE BOARD OF TRADE
Design Based Research
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Minority Technology Companies
300,000
Higher Education Students
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HBCU/MSI Universities and Colleges
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The National Minority Technology Council (NMTC) is merging with the Council Exchange Board of Trade (Council Exchange).
NMTC will govern the membership and vendor governance process and the Council Exchange will operate both Looking Forward Research & Development and research the creation of an Qualified Opportunity Fund Private Fund Complex.
"Change is the only thing we can trust will persist"
Karl Cureton, Chairman Emeritus, National Minority Technology Council
Executive Chairman, Council Exchange Board of Trade
Council.Exchange
The Council.Exchange Enterprise builds on the following United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals; 4-Quality Education, 8-Good Jobs and Economic Growth, 9-Innovation and Infrastructure, and 17-Partnerships for the Goals.
As a new global industry force we are determined to ensure that all human beings can enjoy prosperous and fulfilling lives and that economic, social and technological progress occurs in harmony with the needs of the individual and the needs of the communities we serve.
This frames a community plan of action for people, prosperity and community preparation for a more resilient world economy.
This part prescribes policies and procedures for conducting market research to arrive at the most suitable approach to acquiring, distributing, and supporting supplies and services.
Protecting your private information is our priority.
Refund Policy
Our intent is to create exceptional value exchange between our members and the Council
Terms of Service (TOS)
Member benefits and the rights of the 501c6 that represents them are an important step to combining our joint will to serve and protect our interests..
DC office address is 1629 K ST. Suite 300, Washington D.C., 20006. You may call us from 8:00am to 5:00pm(EST) Monday - Friday at 202-744-3782
The Council Exchange Board of Trade is organized as a 501(c)6 Trade Association.
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Membership Cancellation & Refund Policy
The Council Exchange Board of Trade (CEBOT) reserves the right to refuse/cancel a membership in the CEBOT. If CEBOT refuses a new or renewing membership, registrants will be offered a refund. During the renewal process each year, members must attest to continued eligibility for membership based on the criteria set forth in their respective membership category. Regular auditing of membership records may be conducted.
Membership Cancellation by Participant Membership cancellations received within 30 days of registration are eligible to receive a full refund. Cancellations received after the stated deadline will not be eligible for a refund.
Cancellations will be accepted via phone or e-mail, and must be received by the stated cancellation deadline. In addition: • All refund requests must be made by the member or credit card holder. • Refund requests must include the name of the member and/or transaction number. • Refunds will be credited back to the original credit card used for payment. • All benefits and incentives received by the participant must be cancelled/returned to the CEBOT.
The above policies apply to all CEBOT memberships unless otherwise noted in the corresponding program materials. Please read all individual program information thoroughly. Any questions or cancellation requests may be directed to CEBOT staff at 804-677-8615 or council@nmtcimpact.org.
