National Basketball Youth Mentorship Program (NBYMP)
Canada
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About National Basketball Youth Mentorship Program (NBYMP)
National Basketball Youth Mentorship Program (NBYMP). The NBYMP is an innovative, non-profit platform for youth that provides strong and valid mentorship from high-level professional basketball athletes, university basketball athletes and college/university coaches (all with Canadian ties). Its work sits in Fitness & Health, Professional Sport. Related work includes basketball operations, competitions, athlete pathways, events and community programs. This profile supports career research weekly.
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- Location
- Canada
- Industry areas
- Fitness & Health · Professional Sport
- Sport / sector
- Basketball
- Website
- nbymp.ca
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