Carolina Fintech Hub program aims to enhance Charlotte’s tech talent pipeline

Tariq Bokhari, executive director of Carolina Fintech Hub, talks about his plan to bring more diverse, qualified candidates to Charlotte's tech talent pipeline though the Career Technology Apprenticeship Cohort program.

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