CORE Services Group, Inc.
Mustapha Noibi is an experienced professional currently serving as an Executive Management Assistant at CORE Services Group, Inc. since December 2019. In this role, Mustapha is responsible for conducting criminal background checks, collaborating with Human Resources to understand hiring needs, and building a diverse tech team. Previous experience includes working as a Master Control Operator at WRNN TV, where Mustapha monitored program feeds and ensured the accuracy of playlists, and serving as a Technical Specialist at Blackboard, handling support tickets and performing Quality Assurance. Mustapha holds a Master's degree in Sports Communication and a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies from Sacred Heart University.
CORE Services Group, Inc.
CORE is a minority owned human services and community development organization, headquartered in Washington, DC. CORE’s mission is to empower individuals, families and communities to access and maintain employment, gain independence, and live stable and satisfying lives in communities in which they become contributing and productive citizens. CORE strives to achieve its mission by helping clients stabilize their lives and access permanent housing. CORE’s programs strive to fully engage clients so they can take full advantage of extensive onsite, evidence-based programming grounded in comprehensive assessment, ongoing case management, and evidence-based practices. CORE’s case managers and program staff help clients use available programming to improve life skills, gain/regain interpersonal and employability skills, develop financial skills; develop or enhance job skills, access livable wage jobs, and permanent or transitional housing. CORE services more than 1000 clients within emergency, transitional and shelter-based housing. CORE provides case management and the provision of vocational and other supportive services to New York, Florida , Pennsylvania and Washington, DC most vulnerable and homeless families, single adults and runaway youth.