Sayem Shahrier became an Infor Scholar just in time to serve as liaison with his own school, Farmingdale State College, to pilot a new tech course in partnership with the Infor Education Alliance Program.

Here’s the too-often-untold “business model” version of how and why industry-education partnerships are a win for all parties.

Here are a few critical lessons we’ve learned at Infor about how public-private partnerships can give students the STEM skills they need and tech companies the skilled talent they seek.

Infor started the Education Alliance Program as a collaboration between the private and public sectors seeking sustainable solutions to the STEM skills gap.

How does a first-generation millennial from Brooklyn end up as a business software engineer at Infor?  Easy—you teach him how. At least, that’s what happened for me.

This summer, 27 Infor Scholars handpicked by the Infor Education Alliance Program gave as good as they got during student internships in 5 cities.