Milwaukee, WI – The Way Out, a leading fair chance employment platform, is proud to announce a new partnership with Semper Forward and Mission Wisconsin, two organizations dedicated to supporting U.S. Veterans in their transition to civilian life. This collaboration will leverage Semper Forward and Mission Wisconsin’s extensive network of U.S. Veteran partners to assist veterans who utilize The Way Out’s innovative employment platform.
The Way Out, known for its proprietary software which removes biases from the hiring process, is uniquely positioned to support these individuals by focusing on contextual and relative personal and professional experiences rather than traditional resumes.
By joining forces, The Way Out, Semper Forward, and Mission Wisconsin aim to bridge the gap between employers and U.S. Veterans, offering a comprehensive approach that includes not only employment opportunities but also access to a network of wrap-around supportive services. These services are crucial for ensuring that veterans and other individuals returning to the workforce have the resources they need to succeed in their new roles.
“The needs of U.S. Veterans align closely with those of justice-impacted job seekers and others seeking to reenter the workforce,” said Eli Rivera, Co-Founder and CEO of The Way Out. “We are committed to uplifting and supporting anyone seeking to reenter or enter America’s workforce for the first time. Our software platform and extensive network of supportive service partners are designed to provide the tools and resources necessary for success. This partnership with Semper Forward and Mission Wisconsin will further enhance our ability to make a meaningful impact.”
Through this partnership, The Way Out continues to demonstrate its commitment to creating equitable employment opportunities for all, ensuring that those who have served our country, as well as those seeking a second chance, have the support they need to thrive in the workforce.
“Mission Wisconsin has always been dedicated to supporting our service members and veterans as they transition back into civilian life,” said Steven Janke, Founder at Mission Wisconsin. “By partnering with The Way Out, we’re creating new pathways to success for individuals who need it most and helping build stronger, more resilient communities in the process.”
This partnership underscores both organizations’ shared commitment to empowering individuals, transforming lives, strengthening communities and helping solve America’s workforce shortage through inclusive, sustainable employment.
For more information about The Way Out and its new partnership with Semper Forward and Mission Wisconsin, please visit www.thewayouthelps.com.
Veterans, military spouses and transitioning service members seeking their next mission are invited to connect with Semper Forward and check out our Partner network.