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* Skip to main content * Skip to main navigation * Skip to footer United States Contact us 0 suggestions available. Use the up and down arrow keys to navigate. * Products & Services * Industries * Company * Jobs & Careers * Press * Investor Relations 1. 2. Company 3. About us 4. Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) 5. Siemens Foundation SIEMENS FOUNDATION The Siemens Foundation advances workforce development, health equity, and clean economy jobs in the United States. The Foundation is committed to economic, social, and racial justice for all. "...because we all do better when we all do better." WHO WE ARE Established in 1998, the Siemens Foundation has invested $150 million in the United States to support the development of U.S. workers by scaling best-practices and investing in workforce training and education. Our goal is a more just and equitable society. Through partnerships with national organizations, we work to improve individual lives and local communities. More About Us EXPLORE OUR PROGRAM INITIATIVES EVERYONE CHARGING FORWARD™ In 2023, the Siemens Foundation launched EVeryone Charging Forward™ a 10-year $30 million initiative to drive inclusive workforce development in the electric vehicle charging sector. EVeryone Charging Forward™ is creating pathways to well-paying, sustainable jobs in the EV charging sector for individuals from underrepresented communities. EVeryone Charging Forward™ WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT The Siemens Foundation launched its workforce development efforts in 2015 to help close the opportunity gap for young adults in STEM technical careers. Leveraging the experience and expertise of Siemens as an industry leader and pioneer in workforce development, the Foundation identified this crucial area as a place where we can have an important impact on America's workforce. Workforce Development Partners and Projects HEALTH EQUITY We believe our responsibility as a corporate citizen requires us to increase awareness of health, economic, and social disparities and to invest in organizations and programs that work to reduce and/or eliminate those disparities. Health Equity Work and Partners SIEMENS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS The Siemens Career Path and Siemens Merit Scholarship Programs seek to award scholarships proportionally and equitably to children of non-exempt and exempt employees at Siemens companies. Scholarships for Children of Siemens Employees SOCIAL INVESTING The Siemens Foundation and Northern Trust have invested a combined $20M in Community Development Financial Institutions. Social Investing in Partnership with Northern Trust LATEST NEWS AND PRESS Announcements, articles, videos, podcasts, and blog posts EVERYONE CHARGING FORWARD™ In 2023, the Siemens Foundation launched EVeryone Charging Forward™ a 10-year $30 million initiative to drive inclusive workforce development in the electric vehicle charging sector. EVeryone Charging Forward™ is creating pathways to well-paying, sustainable jobs in the EV charging sector for individuals from underrepresented communities. The program was created in response to the rapid growth of the EV charging sector due to both public and private investment, resulting in significant demand for skilled workers across the industry. With this workforce development initiative, Siemens Foundation seeks to ensure and scale equitable access to jobs for individuals from all backgrounds and meaningfully contribute to decarbonization and strengthening of the U.S. economy. Inaugural workforce development partners include North Carolina Business Committee for Education, the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program, the National League of Cities Institute, and the National Governors Association's Center for Best Practices. Press Release Reuters Article Video STATE AND LOCAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE WORKFORCE COLLABORATIVE CONVENING KICKS OFF To help cities and states achieve the full promise of investments in EV charging, the National Governors Association and the National League of Cities partnered to launch the State and Local Collaborative to Support an Inclusive Workforce for the Electric Vehicle Charging Sector led by a taskforce of leaders spanning the EV adoption continuum. SIEMENS FOUNDATION AWARDS $3M TO THE FAMILIES & WORKERS FUND TO SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS PURSUING TRAINING IN THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING SECTOR The Siemens Foundation announced a $3M grant to the Families and Workers Fund's (FWF) Powering Climate and Infrastructure Careers for All, a pooled fund to leverage large-scale investments that ensure individuals from historically marginalized communities have access to the clean economy. As part of the Siemens Foundation’s EVeryone Charging Forward™ workforce development initiative, the grant will ensure accessible career pathways for all in the electric vehicle (EV) charging sector. EVITP AND MUST WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS ANNOUNCE NEW "ELECTRIC FAST TRACK" WORK-BASED LEARNING INITIATIVE The Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program and MUST Workforce Solutions have partnered to provide EVITP Training & Certification for existing qualified electricians and to engage traditionally underrepresented communities through a unique "Electric Fast Track" paid career exploration program. "SOCIAL CAPITAL IS A MISSING INGREDIENT IN MOST EDUCATION SYSTEMS" (FORBES.COM) Matt Gandal’s article "Social Capital Is A Missing Ingredient In Most Education Systems" (forbes.com) addresses the importance of supporting students in building social capital in order to help young people from disadvantaged backgrounds achieve economic mobility and how philanthropies, including the Siemens Foundation and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, are helping communities include social capital critical element of a high-quality career pathway. The article provides a link to Education Strategy Group's new framework, Cultivating Connections, that offers a roadmap for those looking to help students better recognize, build, and leverage networks and relationships. THE SIEMENS FOUNDATION ANNOUNCED THAT RUTH GRATZKE, PRESIDENT OF SIEMENS SMART INFRASTRUCTURE U.S. AND CEO OF SIEMENS INDUSTRY, INC., HAS BEEN NAMED TO THE SIEMENS FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS. “Ruth’s strategic leadership and commitment to building a more sustainable world will serve the Siemens Foundation exceptionally well,” said Barbara Humpton, chair of the Siemens Foundation Board of Directors and CEO of Siemens USA. “We’re thrilled to welcome Ruth to the Board as we seek to advance an inclusive approach to workforce development with a focus on sustainability.” THE CONFERENCE BOARD CEO PERSPECTIVES: HOW CAN CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY LEAD TO COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT?? In this episode of CEO Perspectives, David Etzwiler, CEO, Siemens Foundation, joins The Conference Board's President and CEO, Steve Odland, to discuss how companies can think Strategically about how to make their biggest impact. Listen to find out: - What is the best way to develop workforce training programs? - How can companies reduce health disparities in their communities? - What can companies do to build sustainability efforts into their planning? FOLLOW US * https://twitter.com/sfoundation * LinkedIn Contact us * Corporate Information * Privacy Notice * Cookie Notice * Terms of Use * Digital ID * Whistleblowing Contact us Siemens USA© Siemens 1996 - 2024 * * We're sorry but the new Siemens doesn't work properly without JavaScript enabled. Please enable it to continue.