Chapter event

Networking night co-sponsored by Net Impact, Sloan Entrepreneurs for International Development and the Sloan Sustainability Initiative

The Net Impact members created a trivia and game event to spread awareness of Earth Day and how important of a holiday it is.

Through the annual Give-a-Day Campaign, interested first and second year students can pledge to donate one day of their for-profit summer salaries (or other amounts) to help fund MIT Sloan MBA stud

At the Red Ring Bar & Grille, Net Impact hosted a trivia night to continue informing the public on national debt.

Net Impact executives utilized a money machine to heighten student awareness of national debt.

The Net Impact chapters of Duquesne, Carnegie Mellon, and Chatham universities gathered together at the Carnegie Science Center to discuss their plans for the year and how they might collaborate to

Join us for another event from the BYOP - "Bring Your Own Perspective!" series.

The students that attended the Net Impact conference compiled a presentation highlighting the key information and resources they gained from the event.

Chapter executive team attended the conference in Seattle, Washington. The four executives attended various events to learn how to lead social and environmental change.

The current and previous sMBA cohorts gathered together to discuss Net Impact.

In accordance with the Up to Us Competition, Net Impact members informed Duquesne students on why national debt awareness is important.

Duquesne hosted a climate change conference to educate the public on global warming and why it is essential to value creation.

Bill O’Rourke, former Alcoa Vice President and President of Alcoa-Russia, came to Duquesne to discuss creating a transformative business culture.

In this NETIMPACT event, develop a deeper and more nuanced understanding of the multi-billion dollar market for luxury goods and services and how how the biggest names in Luxury Brands utilize CSR

On March 22, our chapter held the second annual Smeal Corporate Citizenship Conference in the Business Building at our University Park campus.

Our new 2016-2017 executive board made a trip out to Krislund Camp to do some team building exercises, have some fun, and strategize about the future of the organization.

This is a fun event we were invited to by the Penn State Finance Society. The main goal of this event was to network with PNC in a casual environment.

We paired up with the food chain store located on our campus on April 7th.

Our members visited a local skiing area to go snow tubing and socialize. It was a great event that helped us to become closer as a chapter.

Our chapter competed in the It’s Up to Us Challenge. We hosted a tabling event to spread awareness about the National Debt to students in the business building.

Kellogg Board Fellows is supporting Lincoln Park Zoo's Zoo-ologie Event. The club believes this is important to support a local organization / one that we don't have a relationship with yet.

Social outing for the cohorts of Kellogg Board Fellows to bond and build community while playing Whirlyball in downtown Chicago.

The Kellogg Board Fellows Leadership team organized multiple small group dinners between the first year and second year Board Fellows cohorts in order to facilitate networking and community buildin

Kellogg Board Fellows hosted a mixer for all of the Board Fellows. The purpose of the event was to build community between the new cohort and the previous cohort and allow for networking.

The Kellogg Board Fellows Leadership team organized multiple small group dinners between the first year and second year Board Fellows cohorts in order to facilitate networking and community buildin

Kellogg Board Fellows hosted a welcome event for the class of 50 admitted first year into the program. The purpose of the event was to build community for the new cohort of Board Fellows.

Networking event sponsored by Kellogg Board Fellows to allow students interested in the program to hear about the experience from the second year students currently involved.

Due to the vast interest in the program, we held a second information session to explain the Kellogg Board Fellows program, the type of projects previously completed, and examples of the nonprofits

Mandatory Info session for individuals interested in applying for Board Fellows!

Expose current PT-MBA students to post-MBA career life through the experiences and career journeys of Kellogg alumni and professors focusing specifically on:

About six months ago, we began our monthly breakfast series at different local coffee shops around the Twin Cities.

About six months ago, we began our monthly breakfast series at different local coffee shops around the Twin Cities.

About six months ago, we began our monthly breakfast series at different local coffee shops around the Twin Cities.

We have had a great turnout at our monthly Net Impact Networking Breakfasts so far! Thank you to those who have attended and started your first Tuesday of the month with us.

Tuesday, April 5: Mapps Coffee (Riverside)