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An Update on Cisco’s Veterans Program
Corporate Social ResponsibilityOver the past year, we’ve focused on helping veterans find jobs in today’s digital economy through IT training and employment programs, as well as partnerships with local and state governments.
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Innovative Pilot Program Reskills Military Veterans for IT Careers
Corporate Social ResponsibilityArodi Grullon Fernandez spent 12 years in the U.S. military, traveling around the world as a member of the Marine Corps. He’s deployed twice to Afghanistan, once to Iraq, and
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The Unique Perspective Veterans Bring to Businesses
Executive PlatformVeterans like Stan Roberts have served our country in a myriad of ways. As a United States Marine, Stan served three tours in Iraq. He received many combat-related awards before
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Celebrating 10 Years of Giving: Employees Give Back with Care Packages for U.S. Military Members
Corporate Social ResponsibilityLed by Cisco’s Veterans Enablement and Troop Support ERO, four sites — San Jose, Ohio, Herndon and Research Triangle Park — held Cisco’s annual Memorial Care Package Drive in honor
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What Memorial Day Means to Me
Corporate Social ResponsibilityThis post was written by guest blogger Douglas Roberts, a Cisco Communications Manager, Country Digitization. Douglas is a U.S. Army Veteran. I would love to say that Memorial Day plus planes equals
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Cisco Launches NC4ME with IT Awareness Days in North Carolina
Corporate Social ResponsibilityEarlier this month, Cisco launched the IT Component of North Carolina for Military Employment (NC4ME), hosting two IT Awareness Days at Camp Lejuene and Fort Bragg in North Carolina. More
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Cisco Celebrates Heroes on Veterans Day
Corporate Social ResponsibilityToday in the United States is Veterans Day, where we give thanks to the millions of veterans who have served our country in wartime and peace. Originally called Armistice Day
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Cisco, North Carolina Partner to Empower Military Veterans
Corporate Social ResponsibilityOn Tuesday, October 20, North Carolina’s Governor Pat McCrory swore in retired U.S. Marine major general Cornell Wilson as the state’s first cabinet-level secretary of the new Department of Military
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