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For the second year, Capgemini partnered with W!se to bring the Tech4 Positive Futures Challenge to NYC. This spring, 43 students from Urban Assembly Gateway School for Technology worked in teams to develop technology-driven business solutions supporting biodiversity and accessibility for people with disabilities.

Thank you to everyone from , , , , and , and W!se’s own EGE experts, who helped students turn bold ideas into compelling pitches presented at Societe Generale on April 28.

Congratulations to this year’s winning teams:

🥇 Accessibility Centrality – recognized for their platform improving access to essential services for people with disabilities

🥈 EddySorts – a machine using electromagnetism to sort shredded e-waste and recover non-ferrous metals including aluminum, copper, silver, and gold

🥉 L.A.R.M. – PathGuard, a wearable device using IR sensors and vibration feedback to help people with visual impairments and wheelchair users navigate safely

We’re proud to celebrate these students for using technology to create positive futures and real-world solutions for their communities.

Lilai Teckie, our Assistant Director, Development, and Josiah Williams, Senior Program Manager, QLI, at the .stanley volunteer fair today. What an awesome way to connect with employees and share ways to get involved with W!se. If you’d like to get involved, please send us a dm!

Thank you to our educators for empowering students with the knowledge and confidence to succeed in their financial lives and for preparing them for college and career success. Your impact goes far beyond the classroom.