MTC At-A-Glance A Leader In Social Impact TM Management & Training Corporation (MTC) makes a social impact in Job Corps, Corrections, MTC Medical, and Economic & Social Development. MTC currently operates 62 contracts in 20 states, the District of Columbia, and internationally—with a mission to help improve people’s lives. WORKFORCE • MTC employs a total of 9,416 people worldwide. • • • MTC employs 5,642 people – 60% of its workforce – in its Corrections and MTC Medical divisions, across the United States. MTC employs 3,561 people – 38% of its workforce – in its Job Corps division, at centers across the United States. MTC employs 213 people – 2% of its workforce – at its Centerville, Utah corporate headquarters. DID YOU KNOW? • MTC SERVES a capacity of 31,962 inmates and detainees at its correctional facilities each day. • MTC SERVES approximately 12,000 students each year at the Job Corps centers it operates and partners in operating HISTORY OF MTC • • • • • • MTC began as a Job Corps management provider in 1981. MTC expanded into correctional facility management in 1987. MTC established its Economic & Social Development division in 2004. MTC established its MTC Medical division in 2005. MTC had gross revenues of $29 million in 1981. MTC had gross revenues of $735 million in 2013. OPERATIONAL CONTRACTS MTC has 22 contracts within its Job Corps division including: • 18 full management contracts at Job Corps centers in 15 states. At 9 of these centers the contracts include student recruitment. At 12 of the centers, graduate job placement duties are also part of the contract. • 3 management sub-contracts at Job Corps centers in 2 states and the District of Columbia. MTC has 39 contracts within its Corrections division including: • 25 management contracts at private correctional facilities in Arizona, California, Florida, Idaho, Ohio, New Mexico, Mississippi, and Texas. • 14 contracts to provide health and dental care to inmates in California, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and Ohio through MTC Medical. MTC has 1 contract within its Economic & Social Development division including: • 1 contract to upgrade existing training programs and establish new market-driven training programs in Pakistan. The project, funded by World Bank, is in partnership with the Pakistan Sindh Technical Education & Vocational Training Authority. ANNUAL SOCIAL IMPACT HIGHLIGHTS • • • • 9.3 million hours of corrections programming completed 1.1 million community service hours donted 10,600 career tecnical training certificates awarded 5,100 diplomas/high school equivalencies awarded October 2014