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social impact club upcoming event! PEEK VC and LBO Pitch Series
social impact is kellogg's net impact chapter! social impact networking survey results Find the results from our networking survey here. Feel free to add or edit your own information. congratulations to the Social Impact Club members for winning the Intersections Case Competition at Georgia Tech The Kellogg beat six other top MBA programs at the 1st Annual Intersections Case Competition hosted by Georgia Tech to take home the top prize. The case-based competition challenges students to develop a strategic plan that addresses issues of growth and sustainability in the non-profit sector. Becky Ingis, Allana Jackson, Tiffany Urrechaga and Kelly Hsieh, all ’09, comprised this year’s Kellogg team. Each team had 8 hours to develop a 20 minute presentation which they presented to judges from the non-profit sector as well as Accenture, IBM and Bank of America. The case was based on a local non-profit organization called MedShare which delivers much-needed medical supplies to underserved communities around the world. the CHEST foundation case competition
Learn about the latest case competition! Brought to you by the Social Impact and Healthcare & Biotech Clubs.
Non-profit Organizations: Work with Kellogg Students
There are many different ways that non-profit organizations can work with Kellogg students on achieving their missions. For more information, please see the Center for Nonprofit Management’s homepage. In addition, organizations that have specific projects that they would like pro bono assistance on can complete this form to submit their project proposals to Kellogg students. For more information, please contact Blake Durtsche, President of the Social Impact Club, or Professor Liz Howard at the Center for Non-profit Management. Learn about the Social Impact Club! 2007 Social Impact Club kickoff deck Upcoming Events Read more here about a unique experiential learning opportunity! Mission
SOCIAL IMPACT BOARD AGREES TO STOP MAILBOX STUFFING At their first board meeting of the year, the 2007-2008 Social Impact Board agreed as a general rule to not stuff mailboxes to publicize events. This policy reflects the board’s commitment to further Kellogg’s greening efforts and reduce Kellogg’s carbon footprint. As most mailbox stuffings are almost always immediately recycled or thrown away, the Board hopes to reduce the amount of waste at Kellogg by no longer utilizing mailbox stuffings to promote its events (any exceptions to this policy will be made on a case-by-case basis). site feedback This
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