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Ross School of Business, University of Michigan Please be seated The Info Session will begin soon Ross School of Business, University of Michigan Who we are A club that donates top-notch business experience to local non-profit institutions that otherwise would not be able to afford expert advice. How we do it Teams of 4-6 students, mixing BBAs, MBAs and EMBAs guided by a professional mentor Each team has one MBA or EMBA team leader responsible for managing the project Ross School of Business, University of Michigan People like you join the CCC… Ross School of Business, University of Michigan … for a variety of reasons CCC was extremely rewarding. My team’s efforts will have long-term impact on the success of this organization. – United Way Team Member CCC enabled me to put my b-school learnings into immediate realworld use. – Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce Team Member CCC was an opportunity to do a consulting assignment. – Generation of Promise Team Member Ross School of Business, University of Michigan The CCC consults a wide range of organizations Organization Type of Project Big Brothers Big Sisters of Washtenaw County Marketing Strategy St. Vincent DePaul Operations National Association for Multicultural Education Business Development Vincent York's Jazzistry Business Development The Heidelberg Project Marketing Alzheimer's Association Strategy/Business Development Harbor Habitat for Humanity Strategy/Marketing Association for Gender Equality in Leadership Business Development Ann Arbor Street Fairs Marketing Ann Arbor Learning Communtiy Marketing Strategy American Red Cross - Washtenaw County Organizational Management Get Downtown Marketing Strategy The Sphinx Organization Strategy The Donation Store Strategy Riverside Arts Center Marketing Strategy The Coalition for a Skilled Workforce Strategy The NEW Center Strategy The Packard Clinic Marketing Ross School of Business, University of Michigan …and our efforts are appreciated The interaction helped with new insights and new awareness of fundamental business aspects that we often ignore. – Tasha Lebow, National Association for Multicultural Education The presentation was excellent, and very well received by our board members! – Community Relations Director, Habitat for Humanity Substance was outstanding -- final presentation and report will provide guidance to our organization for the next several years. – Susan Katz Froning, Nonprofit Enterprise at Work, Inc. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan Personal Experience: Jeremy Zasowski MYLead 2006 Ross School of Business, University of Michigan Timeframe, Time Commitment Yesterday: Application link posted on the CCC website: http://webuser.bus.umich.edu/Organizations/CommunityConsulting/ Friday, September 14: Applications Due September 16-17: Leader interviews September 20: Kickoff Meeting Time commitment should be between 5 and 15 hours per week Ross School of Business, University of Michigan Additional resources for community involvement Net Impact BCG Community Partnership - - One team of 4-6 students working on a long term project in conjunction with BCG Info Session Tuesday, 4:30-5:00 W2760 Board Fellows - - Serve as a non-voting member of the board of directors for a local nonprofit. 12 month commitment (December-January) Info Session October 2nd in Ford School’s Betty Ford Classroom or October 4th in W2740