Chapter event

Join DC Net Impact for a unique Earth Day volunteer service project at one of Washington's best-kept natural secrets!

After a long, cold winter, DC Net Impact is pleased to welcome in the warmer weather with an outdoor gathering. Come join us on Tuesday, May 26 to see some old friends and make some new ones.

Join DC Net Impact for an evening at The Brixton for a happy hour. Drink specials will apply all evening.

Ever wonder how to invest in the future of sustainability? And how to see a return on your investment? Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) could be your answer!

OSB Going GREEN is a program implemented at the Olayan School of Business at AUB that seeks to create awareness on CSR and sustainability to the various stakeholders of the building including: stud

Decided on who the new executives would be for the following year.

Final meeting over the MAP program.
Also, our members who attended the conference in Minneapolis presented the different things they learned from their events.

Fourth meeting for the MAP program

Third section of the MAP program

Calling all Net Impact Minneapolis Professional Chapter Members. 2014 is a great time to get more involved your Net Impact Chapter.

Work on second section of MAP program

Work on first section of the MAP program

Days before the Career Fair on campus, we invited students to work on their skills as well as have older members help out with resume and interview skills.

The Minneapolis Net Impact Professional Chapter and the Carlson School of Management Net Impact Graduate Chapter invite you to an informal mixer where we’ll share highlights from the 2013 Net Impac

We had a table set up to sell our Kairos10 bracelets while alumni were in town.

What do Patagonia, Ben & Jerry’s, New Belgium Brewing, Kleen Kanteen, Sunrise Banks, and thedatabank have in common? (Hint: they are all Certified B Corps).

Introduce new students to our group and educate them on our group and the changes we have made and hope to make.

Interested in becoming more involved in the green building industry or learning about how you can use the power of business to create a more socially and environmentally sustainable world?

Work on deciding how to attack the semester and what projects to work on.

Ever wonder what is takes to be an entrepreneur AND integrate sustainability into your venture from the get-go?

Like last year we will be combining two of your favorite things: beer and sustainability. This year we are at Fulton Brewery and the format will be speed networking.

Collect donations for Humane Society and promote adoption.

Help collect supplies for the Humane Society and promote adoption.

Come out to Republic @ Seven Corners on Monday April 20 to network with like-minded sustainability professional and entrepreneurs.

Recap of the year's events, introduction of the new chapter board, marketing for Net Impact conference, and discussion on events for next year

NetImpact LA hosted a happy hour mixer at Cafe Gratitude in downtown Los Angeles.

Whether you’re a cutthroat trivia master or a wary novice, come out to OpenGrounds for Givia Night on Wednesday, April 15 at 7PM to enjoy free food from the Corner and Barracks and live entertainme

Net Impact is excited to host a Sustainable Cooking Class this Sunday, March 29th at 4:30pm at the Lorna Sundberg International Center (On University Circle) with Greens to Grounds and Green Ground

A formal one day gathering that had students, business leaders, activists, administrative officers of the city and teachers.

Join us for our meeting TOMORROW at 6PM in Union Room 3206B! Come learn about our plans for the semester and ways you can get involved! Love hearing about new information and opportunities?!

Engage in a meaningful dialogue about racial equity in our society.

Join Net Impact as we partner with HQ Raleigh and the Triangle Net Impact Professional Chapter to learn about B-Corps in North Carolina!

Join Net Impact and the Supply Chain Club in welcoming Matthew Drown and the Caterpillar BCP Transportation Team to campus!

Madeline Shiley, the KIND Bar University Ambassador, discussed the business' mission and the ways they are socially responsible.

Morgan Berman, founder and owner of the app MilkCrate, spoke to us about her experiences creating the app and the struggles she had along the way.

Hus Noorani from Between Friends Roasting spoke about the sustainable business practices their company uses in the production of their coffee.

Bethany Welch from the Aquinas Center spoke about the opportunities in the Philadelphia area and they way that we can get involved in helping their organization grow and help the members of our com

Ty Thiele from Profugo came to discuss the ways in which our organization can be involved with the sustainable business practices of Profugo.

Bob Langert, the former Vice President of Sustainability and Social Responsibility for McDonald's met exclusively with Net Impact students.

After 12 members returned from our break trip in Nicaragua, we held an event where they shared their experiences with the rest of our organization.

Come celebrate our fellow Net Impact members who are competing in this year's Social Innovation Challenge!

First Years, we are so excited to meet you!

The undergraduates visited the Center for Advanced Sustainable Living (CASL) house on Moss Street in Eugene Oregon. We received a tour of the premises and assisted in the construction of it.

We will meet at La Pinata, a local restaurant.

Discussion of what events our chapter will engage in during fall semester 2015.

Tour of the Oxford Coffee Company with owner and Miami University History Professor, Robert Thurston.

We again hosted the entire Net Impact Club at Tin Lizzy's Cantina. This event allowed us to wrap up everything we had accomplished during the year as well as say goodbye to our fellow members.

Redefining responsibility: The role of business in societal progress

Impact Weekend is a weekend-long experience to explore the world of social entrepreneurship and to network with industry professionals.