Seattle Program Coordinator
Organizational Profile
Juma Ventures strives to break the cycle of poverty by paving the way to work, education and financial capability for youth across America. Founded in 1993 with a single Ben & Jerry’s Shop in San Francisco, Juma’s initial business (social enterprise) was designed to give homeless youth the training and job experience they needed to transition from living on the streets to enjoying a stable adulthood. Since then, Juma has become a nationally recognized youth development organization focused on employment, financial capability, and career supportive services.
Today, Juma operates 20+ concession businesses and in 2021 will employ over 500 youth at major sports and entertainment venues across the United States (Atlanta, Houston, Sacramento, San Francisco, Santa Clara, and Seattle).
BIS: Cyber Resilience Practices - Executive Summary Date
The financial sector faces significant exposure to cyber risk given that it is information technology-intensive and highly interconnected through payment systems. Therefore, it is important for financial firms to strengthen their cyber resilience, which is defined by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) as the ability of an organisation to continue to carry out its mission by anticipating and adapting to cyber threats and other relevant changes in the environment and by withstanding, containing and rapidly recovering from cyber incidents. 1
Within the financial sector, banks typically have the most public-facing products and services. Bank systems have multiple points of contact with outside parties, which can mean significant vulnerability to cyberattacks, with those interfaces being used as entry points for attacks targeting other parts of the financial system. Bank supervisory authorities have established regulat