The Inspire360 Series is a transformative initiative that gives high school girls immersive, real-world experiences inside the industries shaping our future and defining the future workforce.
We meet our high schoolers at a pivotal stage, when confidence is growing, leadership potential is emerging, a sense of purpose is taking shape, and career aspirations are forming, and we pour into that moment with opportunities that inspire and connect them to their future, leaving them empowered, confident, and excited about what lies ahead.
Through immersive, behind-the-scenes experiences with companies at the forefront of innovation, Inspire360 empowers students to:
Designing a Better World!
Step inside the world of architecture, engineering, and sustainable design. Students witness how human-centered innovation shapes communities, solve real-world design challenges, and see how creative vision transforms the spaces where we live, work, and thrive.
Driving the Future of Mobility!
Experience innovation up close by exploring electric vehicles, sustainable mobility, and cutting-edge automotive technology. Students connect with engineers, designers, and leaders shaping the future of transportation and discover how creativity and technical skills drive global change.
Powering a Sustainable Future!
Schneider Electric's Industry Day offers an immersive experience for high school students to delve into the future of sustainability and renewable energy. This one-day experiential program is designed to fuel curiosity and passion for responsible technology and eco-friendly advancements.
Innovation & Leadership!
Amazon Day offers an immersive experience for high school students, offering a glimpse into the future of technology and leadership. Participants meet industry experts, engage in hands-on activities and challenges, and gain insights about emerging careers in tech.
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