Social Sector

"The Future of Elder Care in a Changing America" - Ai-jen Poo, 2014 MacArthur Fellow, Director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA), and author of "The Age of Dignity: Preparing for th

"Creative Placemaking and Opportunities for Atlanta" - Katharine Kelley is President and CEO of Green Street Properties and leads the company's real estate development operations and new business p

"A Better Way to Play - The Intersection of Sports and Sustainability" - Scott graduated from UW-Madison in Construction management and has worked in major sports stadiums including Philadelphia Ea

General meeting for all members. Discussion about microfinance and the Acumen Fund. Reports on semester projects and brainstorm for future events.

"The Power of Open Data: Making Cities Smarter, More Participatory, and Effective" - Rohit Malhotra, is the Executive Director of Center for Civic Innovation, a resource hub and open campus for civ

David is the co-founder and technology lead at Ushahidi where he brings more than 15 years of product development experience and a multidisciplinary background to his work, with a focus on social a

"Leveraging Strengths to Increase Impact" - For over 20 years, children with disabilities and serious illnesses have flocked to Georgia's Camp Twin Lakes for fun, learning, and challenges.

"Leadership in Public Service" - Opher Aviran is a career diplomat who has represented his country in various posts throughout Burma, The Netherlands, and Australia.

"Leadership in the Innovation Economy" - As the first female president and CEO in the 154-year history of the Metro Atlanta Chamber, Hala Moddelmog serves as a promoter of business partnerships and

Three professionals from the nonprofit, government, and business sector spoke in a panel about their various fields and positions and gave career advice to students interested in their respective f

Charity : Water will give a general overview of their organization, talk about its grassroots efforts and the users digital impact experience and how to optimize it.

Our chapter collaborated with the Earth Club and several other clubs and local sustainable businesses across the borough of West Chester to promote sustainable living to West Chester University stu

Kellogg Cares Day is a day long event where about 1/3 of the school got together to volunteer at over 18 different non-profit organizations around the Chicago land area.

Partnered with other companies in San Diego to raise money for Mama's Kitchen, a nonprofit that delivers meals to people affected by cancer or AIDS. Raised nearly $1,000.

Net Impact and the GSC held a party on November 25, 2014 to celebrate the Movember fundraising efforts throughout the month of November.

McCombs Board Fellows places select MBA students as non-voting board members of partner local non-profit organizations for one year.

A team of 3 MBA students worked with IDEA Public Schools to develop a feasibility analysis and pilot for Austin to implement a year-round school calendar beginning in 2016-17.

A team of MBA students worked with Texas 4000 staff to establish baseline statistics regarding current retention rate of donors after the rider they originally donated to has completed the program

A team of 5 MBA students worked with The Malini Foundation , a nonprofit social enterprise that advances the interests of girls and women in Sri Lanka through quality education, livelihood initiati

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A team of 6 students worked on developing a growth strategy plan for the City of Austin’s Green Business Leaders (AGBL) sustainbaility program, which recognizes local businesses for the sustainabl

Recent Stern graduate, Nami Mody, will speak on her work at DoSomething with corporations and how to move forward once you have a cause.

Girls Scouts will speak about its cause marketing campaigns, current market trends, and where its marketing’s headed to stay ahead of the curve. Lunch and cookies served.

Optional workshop to learn about board governance, roles and responsibilities of board members and best practices.

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Annual Kickoff Event to introduce nonprofit partners to their fellows for the coming year.

Come learn more about Board Fellows, over a casual drink with current Fellows! We will have a reserved spot at Scholz. Feel free to come anytime between 5-7.

AGSM and MBS meet every year to compete in the annual business school cup.

A panel of three speakers that included a economics professor from UMASS Amherst, Massachusetts Housing and Shelter Alliance, and the Western Mass Food Bank that all tied together to discuss the ef

A global movement is transforming workplaces into inclusive, participatory, employee-powered enclaves of 21st century democracy.

Registration on Eventbrite Required: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/mccombs-business-for-good-summit-tickets-16468538843

Ernst & Young Professor of Accounting, Michael H. Granof will lead a workshop on non-profit accounting.

Lunch will be served.

The Business For Good Summit is about 8 weeks away (April 23-24).

The McCombs Business For Good Summit is a 2-day learning and networking event focused on connecting students with business leaders who are making a positive impact on the world.

Want to win $1M and mentorship from Bill Clinton to launch a social enterprise that addresses challenges in early childhood education?

Hear from 2nd year students who were able to transition from non-traditional business backgrounds (non-profit, education, startups) to land competitive internships at major corporations.

Calling all McCombs students who want to make a positive impact in business and society!

Hear from 2nd year Net Impact and Clean Tech members who pursued internships over the summer in sustainability, social impact consulting, impact investing, alternative energy & more including:

Come enjoy lunch as Net Impact hosts Suzanne Smith, a serial social entrepreneur who bridges many disciplines as a coach and advisor to social sector organizations.

Students heard from world-renowned negotiators expert, William Ury, and the Chairman and CEO of Barry-Wehmiller Companies, Bob Chapman, to explore novel approaches to ethical, people-centric leader

Organised an RSM Net Impact representative to participate at the two day Doing Good Doing Well conference at IESE in Barcelona, Spain.

For those of you interested in solving global challenges in a collaborative, Hult Prize style, you may be interested in an interdisciplinary course next year supervised by Strategy Professor Willia

Want to serve on the board of a local nonprofit? Want to work on some meaningful projects with some fantastic members of the Boulder community?

The Annual Socially Responsible Business Conference at Mills College brings together leaders in the for-profit, nonprofit and government domains who demonstrate the value of new multi-sector models

Net Impact's Nonprofit Accounting 13th Course offers students an opportunity to extend their core learnings to the area of nonprofit accounting from Professor Jennifer Francis.

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Nick Jankel, founder and CEO of WeCreate, shared a powerful tool for identifying, sustaining, and executing social innovation by harnessing collaboration and open-mindedness in team environments, t

Social with 20 local non-profits as marketing for Board Fellows program

A networking/celebration event with Board Fellows to discuss their year and celebrate accomplishments.

Explaining the board fellows program to potential fellows

Hosted the Executive Director and Board Members of the Sustainable Accounting Standards Board for a panel discussion on accounting and social impact.