When it comes to closing the gap between the corporate world and our community’s schools, Brianna is a skilled and experienced bridge builder. She has been developing and overseeing the PartnerUp® program since 2017. Her more than 15 years of experience in licensed counseling, career education and coaching, and early career talent development give her unmatched expertise in creating paths to long-term career success for all students. With her background with the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Career Ready Pennsylvania Coalition Steering Team and the Consortium for Public Education’s Advisory Committee on school–business partnerships, Brianna has the connections to drive mutual success for students and employers. Brianna earned an M.Ed. in community counseling and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from Duquesne University.

In 17 years with PNC, Antonyea has held various roles, in investments, wealth management, and retail banking giving her a unique perspective on her role as program manager. Antonyea believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive in their chosen career path and is dedicated to helping youth achieve their professional goals. She is a Youth Opportunities Unlimited alumna and is now proud to serve as one of their board members. A Cleveland native and Cleveland Metropolitan School District alumna, she grew up on the east side, attending Glenville High School, Tri-C, and Cleveland State University. This gives her a special perspective and passion for making a positive impact on the lives of others in the Cleveland area.

Rich brings over 17 years of experience in higher education, online coaching and public service to the PartnerUp®. During his time in higher education, he focused on career development specifically for undecided students and those in the pre-health and health-related field. He later specialized in cross-cultural and leadership development for student communities, while also working as an online career coach. Rich believes in lifting as he climbs and leverages his coaching expertise to develop and encourage growth – whether in the classroom, on a field or even in a grocery store. Rich earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and psychology, as well as a master’s degree in public and international affairs in security and intelligence studies from the University of Pittsburgh.

Ben is committed to empowering young adults and developing their skills so that they have access to meaningful career opportunities. He came to PNC after nine years of teaching in high school classrooms in Cleveland, Chicago, and South Korea. Before joining PartnerUp, Ben served as a Program Manager at PNC Fairfax Connection, a free community center operated through PNC’s Corporate Responsibility Group. Ben is committed to giving back to his community in a variety of ways, including serving on the Partner Advisory Board for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank and volunteering as an adoption counselor at City Dogs Cleveland. He holds a B.A. in Education and History from Walsh University in North Canton, OH, and an M.S. in Special Education from Dominican University in River Forest, IL.

When it comes to closing the gap between the corporate world and our community’s schools, Brianna is a skilled and experienced bridge builder. She has been developing and overseeing the PartnerUp® program since 2017. Her more than 15 years of experience in licensed counseling, career education and coaching, and early career talent development give her unmatched expertise in creating paths to long-term career success for all students. With her background with the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Career Ready Pennsylvania Coalition Steering Team and the Consortium for Public Education’s Advisory Committee on school–business partnerships, Brianna has the connections to drive mutual success for students and employers. Brianna earned an M.Ed. in community counseling and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from Duquesne University.

In 17 years with PNC, Antonyea has held various roles, in investments, wealth management, and retail banking giving her a unique perspective on her role as program manager. Antonyea believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive in their chosen career path and is dedicated to helping youth achieve their professional goals. She is a Youth Opportunities Unlimited alumna and is now proud to serve as one of their board members. A Cleveland native and Cleveland Metropolitan School District alumna, she grew up on the east side, attending Glenville High School, Tri-C, and Cleveland State University. This gives her a special perspective and passion for making a positive impact on the lives of others in the Cleveland area.

Rich brings over 17 years of experience in higher education, online coaching and public service to the PartnerUp®. During his time in higher education, he focused on career development specifically for undecided students and those in the pre-health and health-related field. He later specialized in cross-cultural and leadership development for student communities, while also working as an online career coach. Rich believes in lifting as he climbs and leverages his coaching expertise to develop and encourage growth – whether in the classroom, on a field or even in a grocery store. Rich earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and psychology, as well as a master’s degree in public and international affairs in security and intelligence studies from the University of Pittsburgh.

Ben is committed to empowering young adults and developing their skills so that they have access to meaningful career opportunities. He came to PNC after nine years of teaching in high school classrooms in Cleveland, Chicago, and South Korea. Before joining PartnerUp, Ben served as a Program Manager at PNC Fairfax Connection, a free community center operated through PNC’s Corporate Responsibility Group. Ben is committed to giving back to his community in a variety of ways, including serving on the Partner Advisory Board for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank and volunteering as an adoption counselor at City Dogs Cleveland. He holds a B.A. in Education and History from Walsh University in North Canton, OH, and an M.S. in Special Education from Dominican University in River Forest, IL.

When it comes to closing the gap between the corporate world and our community’s schools, Brianna is a skilled and experienced bridge builder. She has been developing and overseeing the PartnerUp® program since 2017. Her more than 15 years of experience in licensed counseling, career education and coaching, and early career talent development give her unmatched expertise in creating paths to long-term career success for all students. With her background with the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Career Ready Pennsylvania Coalition Steering Team and the Consortium for Public Education’s Advisory Committee on school–business partnerships, Brianna has the connections to drive mutual success for students and employers. Brianna earned an M.Ed. in community counseling and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from Duquesne University.

In 17 years with PNC, Antonyea has held various roles, in investments, wealth management, and retail banking giving her a unique perspective on her role as program manager. Antonyea believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive in their chosen career path and is dedicated to helping youth achieve their professional goals. She is a Youth Opportunities Unlimited alumna and is now proud to serve as one of their board members. A Cleveland native and Cleveland Metropolitan School District alumna, she grew up on the east side, attending Glenville High School, Tri-C, and Cleveland State University. This gives her a special perspective and passion for making a positive impact on the lives of others in the Cleveland area.

Rich brings over 17 years of experience in higher education, online coaching and public service to the PartnerUp®. During his time in higher education, he focused on career development specifically for undecided students and those in the pre-health and health-related field. He later specialized in cross-cultural and leadership development for student communities, while also working as an online career coach. Rich believes in lifting as he climbs and leverages his coaching expertise to develop and encourage growth – whether in the classroom, on a field or even in a grocery store. Rich earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and psychology, as well as a master’s degree in public and international affairs in security and intelligence studies from the University of Pittsburgh.

Ben is committed to empowering young adults and developing their skills so that they have access to meaningful career opportunities. He came to PNC after nine years of teaching in high school classrooms in Cleveland, Chicago, and South Korea. Before joining PartnerUp, Ben served as a Program Manager at PNC Fairfax Connection, a free community center operated through PNC’s Corporate Responsibility Group. Ben is committed to giving back to his community in a variety of ways, including serving on the Partner Advisory Board for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank and volunteering as an adoption counselor at City Dogs Cleveland. He holds a B.A. in Education and History from Walsh University in North Canton, OH, and an M.S. in Special Education from Dominican University in River Forest, IL.

When it comes to closing the gap between the corporate world and our community’s schools, Brianna is a skilled and experienced bridge builder. She has been developing and overseeing the PartnerUp® program since 2017. Her more than 15 years of experience in licensed counseling, career education and coaching, and early career talent development give her unmatched expertise in creating paths to long-term career success for all students. With her background with the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Career Ready Pennsylvania Coalition Steering Team and the Consortium for Public Education’s Advisory Committee on school–business partnerships, Brianna has the connections to drive mutual success for students and employers. Brianna earned an M.Ed. in community counseling and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from Duquesne University.

In 17 years with PNC, Antonyea has held various roles, in investments, wealth management, and retail banking giving her a unique perspective on her role as program manager. Antonyea believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive in their chosen career path and is dedicated to helping youth achieve their professional goals. She is a Youth Opportunities Unlimited alumna and is now proud to serve as one of their board members. A Cleveland native and Cleveland Metropolitan School District alumna, she grew up on the east side, attending Glenville High School, Tri-C, and Cleveland State University. This gives her a special perspective and passion for making a positive impact on the lives of others in the Cleveland area.

Rich brings over 17 years of experience in higher education, online coaching and public service to the PartnerUp®. During his time in higher education, he focused on career development specifically for undecided students and those in the pre-health and health-related field. He later specialized in cross-cultural and leadership development for student communities, while also working as an online career coach. Rich believes in lifting as he climbs and leverages his coaching expertise to develop and encourage growth – whether in the classroom, on a field or even in a grocery store. Rich earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and psychology, as well as a master’s degree in public and international affairs in security and intelligence studies from the University of Pittsburgh.

Ben is committed to empowering young adults and developing their skills so that they have access to meaningful career opportunities. He came to PNC after nine years of teaching in high school classrooms in Cleveland, Chicago, and South Korea. Before joining PartnerUp, Ben served as a Program Manager at PNC Fairfax Connection, a free community center operated through PNC’s Corporate Responsibility Group. Ben is committed to giving back to his community in a variety of ways, including serving on the Partner Advisory Board for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank and volunteering as an adoption counselor at City Dogs Cleveland. He holds a B.A. in Education and History from Walsh University in North Canton, OH, and an M.S. in Special Education from Dominican University in River Forest, IL.

When it comes to closing the gap between the corporate world and our community’s schools, Brianna is a skilled and experienced bridge builder. She has been developing and overseeing the PartnerUp® program since 2017. Her more than 15 years of experience in licensed counseling, career education and coaching, and early career talent development give her unmatched expertise in creating paths to long-term career success for all students. With her background with the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Career Ready Pennsylvania Coalition Steering Team and the Consortium for Public Education’s Advisory Committee on school–business partnerships, Brianna has the connections to drive mutual success for students and employers. Brianna earned an M.Ed. in community counseling and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from Duquesne University.

In 17 years with PNC, Antonyea has held various roles, in investments, wealth management, and retail banking giving her a unique perspective on her role as program manager. Antonyea believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive in their chosen career path and is dedicated to helping youth achieve their professional goals. She is a Youth Opportunities Unlimited alumna and is now proud to serve as one of their board members. A Cleveland native and Cleveland Metropolitan School District alumna, she grew up on the east side, attending Glenville High School, Tri-C, and Cleveland State University. This gives her a special perspective and passion for making a positive impact on the lives of others in the Cleveland area.

Rich brings over 17 years of experience in higher education, online coaching and public service to the PartnerUp®. During his time in higher education, he focused on career development specifically for undecided students and those in the pre-health and health-related field. He later specialized in cross-cultural and leadership development for student communities, while also working as an online career coach. Rich believes in lifting as he climbs and leverages his coaching expertise to develop and encourage growth – whether in the classroom, on a field or even in a grocery store. Rich earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and psychology, as well as a master’s degree in public and international affairs in security and intelligence studies from the University of Pittsburgh.

Ben is committed to empowering young adults and developing their skills so that they have access to meaningful career opportunities. He came to PNC after nine years of teaching in high school classrooms in Cleveland, Chicago, and South Korea. Before joining PartnerUp, Ben served as a Program Manager at PNC Fairfax Connection, a free community center operated through PNC’s Corporate Responsibility Group. Ben is committed to giving back to his community in a variety of ways, including serving on the Partner Advisory Board for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank and volunteering as an adoption counselor at City Dogs Cleveland. He holds a B.A. in Education and History from Walsh University in North Canton, OH, and an M.S. in Special Education from Dominican University in River Forest, IL.

When it comes to closing the gap between the corporate world and our community’s schools, Brianna is a skilled and experienced bridge builder. She has been developing and overseeing the PartnerUp® program since 2017. Her more than 15 years of experience in licensed counseling, career education and coaching, and early career talent development give her unmatched expertise in creating paths to long-term career success for all students. With her background with the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Career Ready Pennsylvania Coalition Steering Team and the Consortium for Public Education’s Advisory Committee on school–business partnerships, Brianna has the connections to drive mutual success for students and employers. Brianna earned an M.Ed. in community counseling and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from Duquesne University.

In 17 years with PNC, Antonyea has held various roles, in investments, wealth management, and retail banking giving her a unique perspective on her role as program manager. Antonyea believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive in their chosen career path and is dedicated to helping youth achieve their professional goals. She is a Youth Opportunities Unlimited alumna and is now proud to serve as one of their board members. A Cleveland native and Cleveland Metropolitan School District alumna, she grew up on the east side, attending Glenville High School, Tri-C, and Cleveland State University. This gives her a special perspective and passion for making a positive impact on the lives of others in the Cleveland area.

Rich brings over 17 years of experience in higher education, online coaching and public service to the PartnerUp®. During his time in higher education, he focused on career development specifically for undecided students and those in the pre-health and health-related field. He later specialized in cross-cultural and leadership development for student communities, while also working as an online career coach. Rich believes in lifting as he climbs and leverages his coaching expertise to develop and encourage growth – whether in the classroom, on a field or even in a grocery store. Rich earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and psychology, as well as a master’s degree in public and international affairs in security and intelligence studies from the University of Pittsburgh.

Ben is committed to empowering young adults and developing their skills so that they have access to meaningful career opportunities. He came to PNC after nine years of teaching in high school classrooms in Cleveland, Chicago, and South Korea. Before joining PartnerUp, Ben served as a Program Manager at PNC Fairfax Connection, a free community center operated through PNC’s Corporate Responsibility Group. Ben is committed to giving back to his community in a variety of ways, including serving on the Partner Advisory Board for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank and volunteering as an adoption counselor at City Dogs Cleveland. He holds a B.A. in Education and History from Walsh University in North Canton, OH, and an M.S. in Special Education from Dominican University in River Forest, IL.

When it comes to closing the gap between the corporate world and our community’s schools, Brianna is a skilled and experienced bridge builder. She has been developing and overseeing the PartnerUp® program since 2017. Her more than 15 years of experience in licensed counseling, career education and coaching, and early career talent development give her unmatched expertise in creating paths to long-term career success for all students. With her background with the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Career Ready Pennsylvania Coalition Steering Team and the Consortium for Public Education’s Advisory Committee on school–business partnerships, Brianna has the connections to drive mutual success for students and employers. Brianna earned an M.Ed. in community counseling and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from Duquesne University.

In 17 years with PNC, Antonyea has held various roles, in investments, wealth management, and retail banking giving her a unique perspective on her role as program manager. Antonyea believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive in their chosen career path and is dedicated to helping youth achieve their professional goals. She is a Youth Opportunities Unlimited alumna and is now proud to serve as one of their board members. A Cleveland native and Cleveland Metropolitan School District alumna, she grew up on the east side, attending Glenville High School, Tri-C, and Cleveland State University. This gives her a special perspective and passion for making a positive impact on the lives of others in the Cleveland area.

Rich brings over 17 years of experience in higher education, online coaching and public service to the PartnerUp®. During his time in higher education, he focused on career development specifically for undecided students and those in the pre-health and health-related field. He later specialized in cross-cultural and leadership development for student communities, while also working as an online career coach. Rich believes in lifting as he climbs and leverages his coaching expertise to develop and encourage growth – whether in the classroom, on a field or even in a grocery store. Rich earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and psychology, as well as a master’s degree in public and international affairs in security and intelligence studies from the University of Pittsburgh.

Ben is committed to empowering young adults and developing their skills so that they have access to meaningful career opportunities. He came to PNC after nine years of teaching in high school classrooms in Cleveland, Chicago, and South Korea. Before joining PartnerUp, Ben served as a Program Manager at PNC Fairfax Connection, a free community center operated through PNC’s Corporate Responsibility Group. Ben is committed to giving back to his community in a variety of ways, including serving on the Partner Advisory Board for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank and volunteering as an adoption counselor at City Dogs Cleveland. He holds a B.A. in Education and History from Walsh University in North Canton, OH, and an M.S. in Special Education from Dominican University in River Forest, IL.

When it comes to closing the gap between the corporate world and our community’s schools, Brianna is a skilled and experienced bridge builder. She has been developing and overseeing the PartnerUp® program since 2017. Her more than 15 years of experience in licensed counseling, career education and coaching, and early career talent development give her unmatched expertise in creating paths to long-term career success for all students. With her background with the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Career Ready Pennsylvania Coalition Steering Team and the Consortium for Public Education’s Advisory Committee on school–business partnerships, Brianna has the connections to drive mutual success for students and employers. Brianna earned an M.Ed. in community counseling and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from Duquesne University.

In 17 years with PNC, Antonyea has held various roles, in investments, wealth management, and retail banking giving her a unique perspective on her role as program manager. Antonyea believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive in their chosen career path and is dedicated to helping youth achieve their professional goals. She is a Youth Opportunities Unlimited alumna and is now proud to serve as one of their board members. A Cleveland native and Cleveland Metropolitan School District alumna, she grew up on the east side, attending Glenville High School, Tri-C, and Cleveland State University. This gives her a special perspective and passion for making a positive impact on the lives of others in the Cleveland area.

Rich brings over 17 years of experience in higher education, online coaching and public service to the PartnerUp®. During his time in higher education, he focused on career development specifically for undecided students and those in the pre-health and health-related field. He later specialized in cross-cultural and leadership development for student communities, while also working as an online career coach. Rich believes in lifting as he climbs and leverages his coaching expertise to develop and encourage growth – whether in the classroom, on a field or even in a grocery store. Rich earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and psychology, as well as a master’s degree in public and international affairs in security and intelligence studies from the University of Pittsburgh.

Ben is committed to empowering young adults and developing their skills so that they have access to meaningful career opportunities. He came to PNC after nine years of teaching in high school classrooms in Cleveland, Chicago, and South Korea. Before joining PartnerUp, Ben served as a Program Manager at PNC Fairfax Connection, a free community center operated through PNC’s Corporate Responsibility Group. Ben is committed to giving back to his community in a variety of ways, including serving on the Partner Advisory Board for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank and volunteering as an adoption counselor at City Dogs Cleveland. He holds a B.A. in Education and History from Walsh University in North Canton, OH, and an M.S. in Special Education from Dominican University in River Forest, IL.