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SuitUp is a program that connects students in 8th-12th grade with corporate volunteers to participate in competitions focused on skills like communication, teamwork and public speaking. The most recent event served 35 students from diverse backgrounds and engaged 40 volunteers from entry-level to leadership roles. Surveys found that 88% of students feel more confident after participating and 100% of volunteers believe their company made a positive impact. The event influenced 96% of students' career choices, with 40% now interested in business administration and entrepreneurship and 32% in marketing. Both students and volunteers expressed interest in participating again.
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