Matt Patrick Jeopardy Profile: Age, Job, Family, Stats

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Matt Patrick Jeopardy Contestant Profile

Matt Patrick is a nonprofit and social impact professional based in the New York City metropolitan area with a long career focused on education, workforce development, community engagement, youth programs, and organizational strategy. Originally from Bloomfield, New Jersey, he has built a professional reputation around helping underserved communities access education, career pathways, and opportunities within the technology and nonprofit sectors. His LinkedIn profile describes him as someone focused on “helping people help people,” reflecting his extensive involvement in mission-driven organizations and community-centered initiatives.

Patrick currently works as an Implementation Associate at YONDR, a company known for creating phone-free spaces, particularly in schools and educational settings. He joined the organization in September 2025 after previously serving as Strategy Manager at Drive Agency from July 2024 to March 2025. In that role, he synthesized research and data to provide clients with actionable strategic solutions, designed initiatives to address organizational challenges, and managed relationships with corporate and nonprofit partners through storytelling and strategic communications.

Prior to those roles, Patrick spent more than two years at Pursuit as a Fellow Success Lead, where he designed workshops and coaching sessions to help students prepare for careers in technology. He supported fellows with career readiness, networking, application materials, and personal development, while also collaborating with instructional teams to implement support plans for struggling participants. His work consistently centered around helping underrepresented individuals gain equitable access to technology careers and professional advancement.

Patrick also held multiple leadership roles at Generation, an international workforce development nonprofit. Between 2019 and 2022, he worked as Partnerships Manager, Regional Business Development Manager, and Instructional Coach. In these positions, he cultivated employer partnerships, connected graduates with internships and jobs, launched training programs for unemployed and underemployed young adults, and supported diverse talent pipelines in web development, IT support, cloud computing, and digital marketing. His efforts focused heavily on social equity and expanding opportunities for historically marginalized communities.

Earlier in his career, Patrick worked at General Assembly as an Instructor Manager, overseeing instructors across technology, data, and design programs in New York City and internationally. Before that, he spent nearly six years at CityScience, progressing from Teacher Coach to Manager of Afterschool and Volunteer Programs. There, he coordinated science education curricula, supervised interns and program staff, recruited volunteers, and facilitated professional development for educators. He also completed internships with the Welfare Rights Initiative and The Laundromat Project, where he worked on welfare reform advocacy, community organizing, and neighborhood outreach.

Patrick began his professional journey with City Year, serving both as an Outreach Coordinator and Volunteer Experience Coordinator. During that time, he organized community service events, trained AmeriCorps volunteers, developed volunteer engagement systems, and led large-scale civic projects involving thousands of volunteers across New York communities. His longstanding commitment to public service continued through volunteer and advisory roles, including serving on the Township of Bloomfield Municipal Youth Guidance Council and the Advisory Council for Grateful Giving, a social impact initiative focused on charitable giving through consumer transactions.

Academically, Patrick attended the City University of New York-Hunter College, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology and participated in Undergraduate Student Government. His skill set includes strategic planning, community outreach, youth development, social media analysis, civic engagement, nonprofit leadership, tutoring, service learning, and program development. He was also awarded the Child Welfare Fund Scholarship from the Welfare Rights Initiative in May 2014.

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