In an article published by Insurance Business Canada, CNA's Erin Gattoni featured discusses the importance of nurturing and impacting a new generation of talent through a partnership with Junior Achievement Canada.

CNA Canada has renewed its partnership with Junior Achievement (JA) of Canada, a global non-profit organization that educates elementary and high school students about work readiness, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and leadership.

The insurer will work with JA across Canada to deliver two programs: the World of Choices Program, which empowers Grade 10-12 students to succeed in designing career paths and developing the skills to meet tomorrow’s challenges; and the JA Financial Literacy Program, which is designed to help Grade 8 students gain a stronger understanding of financial concept and management skills by making finance fun.

CNA Canada will also sponsor the JA Journey Award, which will be presented to an outstanding student who has taken part in the JA Central Ontario Company Program, a fully virtual after-school program that helps high school students create, develop and run their own business.

For more information and personal insights, read the full feature: ‘CNA Canada prepares young talent to succeed in a global economy' published in Insurance Business Canada.