Chapter event

Trivia night and social for Net Impact members.

A group of IC Net Impact students went on a hike to Taughannock Falls to support Bobble and the waterrevolution

As a college student, it is possible to tackle big world problems like poverty and climate change – you just have to take the first step!

Gave away baked goods from Terhune Orchards, Ice Cream from Halo Farms, Tie Dye, Flower Planting, and Canvas Bag Decorating. Co-hosted with Water Watch.

This event featured a keynote speaker, Dan N. Smith. Dan is the Education Outreach and Community Development Coordinator for the Friendship Train Foundation.

As a way for our members to work on team building skills as well as getting to know each other better, we took everyone to a team laser tag event at a local arena.

Let Net Impact help you with your spring cleaning, while getting some free threads, and helping foster children! Join us on Friday, May 1st at 11am for our sustainable clothing swap.

Join us for sustainably sourced ribs, chicken, greens and veggie dishes, and dessert prepared in the GSC House!

Ever wonder how your clothes are made? Who makes them and how? Are they responsible, sustainable, ethical?

The University of Oregon Net Impact Undergraduate Chapter’s SPRNG (Sustainable Practices Raising Net Growth) Conference at the White Stag building in Portland is an outstandingly unique opportunity

A professional panel and interactive workshop highlighting socially responsible and sustainable business practices.

At this event, teams of 4-6 students worked together to develop solutions to a relevant social problem at TCNJ.

Come learn about Net Impact! Meet the board and learn more about events and opportunities that bring together business leadership and social impact. Lunch provided. RSVP!

Pick apples With Net Impact and Culinary Club. We’ll be picking apples, drinking some cider and then heading home! Plan will be to meet up at 10am at Posner.

Tepper alum Chris Gassman (Tepper '12) will be on campus this Pittsburgh to talk about his experiences with sustainable growth among a number of different industries.

An MBA and Civil Engineer, Simona Loberant has a proven track record in leading sustainability and CSR projects for companies like BNY Mellon and Sustainable Pittsburgh.

Meet Chris Gassman (Tepper 2012) and other alums.

Come meet other like minded people at the Porch for a round of appetizers and drinks!

Mike Schiller, CEO Green Building Alliance, will speak about the green building industry and careers in social enterprise.

MBA students Ariel Brassil, Douglas Emerson, and Andrew Salinas, and MAcc student Rouslana Zafirova will have a table at the Sustainable UGA Semester in Review.

Join career services and Net Impact for a lunch 'n learn focused on providing you with the tools to incorporate social good and sustainability into your career - regardless of your specialization!

Patagonia CEO Rose Marcario visited Simmons School of Management on Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22 to discuss her career trajectory and role as CEO of Patagonia, a leading brand within the sustaina

Live Below the Line is a global campaign that raises awareness for extreme poverty by challenging participants to eat and drink on $1.50 a day for 5 days.

Volunteerism and charitable giving within a company strengthens team building, enhance corporate image, and builds company loyalty, all of which can have an effect on the corporate bottom line.

Please join us for lunch (FREE) with your Net Impact chapter. Find out more about Leadership opportunities, open to all graduate students, and chapter activities for the rest of the year.

Come and learn about how to build in triple bottom line principles into your future business.

For our last class weekend, Net Impact is going to hold our event on Sunday 4/26 during our lunch break from 12pm-1pm.

Net Impact is touring the Wisconsin Energy Institute on Thursday, April 23rd 2015.

Net Impact Week is a week-long collaborative effort between the UMass Amherst graduate and undergraduate Net Impact chapters, along with other university organizations, to promote and empower the s

The Daffodil Fun Run is a 5k Road Race (run/walk) to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hampshire County.

Come listen to three eye opening presentations that will make you rethink the issue of homelessness; not only in Massachusetts but around the world.

Partnering with the PNP Club, the BU on Board kickoff introduces volunteer board members to opportunities of serving as a non-voting member for a non-profit/ government agency's Board of Directors.

Networking and informal discussion about issues such as sustainability, climate change, social engagement, and how the club can work on these issues.

Presentation and discussion about the Club, leadership opportunities, and signature events.

Each year our Net Impact Chapter hosts the Idea Lab, a half-day event that brings together Foster students and business leaders from the Puget Sound to explore and solve sustainability and CSR-rela

Informational tabling and recruitment for MBA students that are interested in learning more about the club.

Leaders across Seattle's business, legal, and non-profit sectors discuss opportunities and challenges of leading in a diverse world

Jun Kamata will be back to speak about how to present your findings. This is intended to help guide the last few weeks of your project.

Jun Kamata, Director of Strategy at Nordstrom and former McKinsey consultant, will be speaking about how to scope projects, structure your approach, and get to answers.

This is a chance for one-year MBAs to learn about the Sustainable Global Enterprise Immersion and talk about the SGE opportunities throughout the academic year.

The Sustainable Global Enterprise Club will hold a welcome event for incoming one-year MBAs. Come enjoy free food and an adult beverage at Roulloff's.