Chapter event

WHEN: March 7, 2015 @ 8:30 am – 10:30 am

WHERE: Community Room
40 Avon Street
Keene, NH 03431
USA

CONTACT:
Donna Mellen
603-283-2417

Net Impact Event - THIS SATURDAY!!!

Led by Pyxera Global, this workshop will walk through a case and introduce you to the impact reached through the MBAs Without Borders Program.

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We will be hosting for the second year in a row the Fair Foods Fair which will invite over 20 local restaurants and companies related to food who have a social mission or sustainable practices to n

We have invited Albe Zakes from Terracycle to talk to our members about how his company makes consumer products from pre-consumer and post-consumer waste and by reusing other waste materials.

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We are inviting speaker Allen Hall to come and speak about how the business helps other companies develop eco-teams from within the organization in order to improve sustainable business practices.

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We will be cleaning up the streets within our local community and encourage everyone to keep the streets more clean. In the past, we have picked up over 150 bags of trash in one day.

This will be a large collaborative cleanup among many organizations on campus. This is the first cleanup after winter and there will without a doubt be a lot of trash to clean!

We will be hosting a school wide school supplies drive to support the AVID program for inner-city Philadelphia schools who lack even the basic materials and whose teachers have to take money out of

In this meeting, we are welcoming Kunal Mehta as he goes on his book tour around the country talking about DISRUPTORS which analyzes the moves that entrepreneurs, who have started some of the large

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We have been looking for new ways to get our members involved outside of our meeting time and outside of our volunteer efforts.

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We welcomed Dottie Baumgarten to speak to us about how her business was developed to inform the local community about how to live more sustainable lifestyles, especially pertaining to water.

We welcomed Kathleen Grady from the Office of Sustainability to come and speak about socially and environmentally responsible initiatives that are going on on our very own campus.

We invited Zack Logan and Michael Chakanski, two Temple University-Fox School of Business students to come and speak about their new organic fruit juice and smoothie business Neuronnectar.

Christopher Rabb is well known for his work in Social Entrepreneurship and his study of social problems and why the rich become richer and the poor become poorer.

We invited Clay Bedwell from the Energy Co-op in Philadelphia to speak to members about renewable energy and the different sources that are available to us.

We invited Julia Hancher from Green Philly Blog to come and speak to students about how she has built up a large following on her blog that focuses on sustainable living in Philadelphia!

We invited Tom Mol from Green Street Coffee to come and speak to members about how he developed the idea for his company and the socially responsible practices they integrate into their daily opera

We invited Nic Esposito to come and speak to our members about how he founded his own publishing company and uses it to not only publish local writers but also uses the company to encourage individ

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We invited Hannah Debela, the Director of Community Outreach at Honeygrow to come and speak to our members about the restaurants socially and environmentally conscious business model and their plan

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The Joseph Initiative, Ltd.

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