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  1. WHY WE EXSIST We need to change the way we: Do Business Educate Train Leaders

  2. BE CRITICALIN ORDER TO ACHIEVE REALCHANGE

  3. What We Do Pacific Youth Ventures is committed to inspiring a community of business and social leaders in becoming agents of change for a just and sustainable world. Goals • Train the next generation change-makers. • Build community through connecting people with new and amazing ideas. • Creating a space for exchange of creative energy for social good.

  4. We do this by… • Hosting social events in the community • To promote ground-breaking Social Entrepreneurs • Create a space for community to exchange new and inventive ideas that are making an impact. • Student career preparedness program • The future of our planet depends on the quality of our leadership – they need to master restorative and sustainable development principles to ensure a prosporous, peaceful, and sustainable world. • “Today’s generation of young people holds more power than any generation before it to make a positive impact on the world.” - President Bill Clinton • Pacific Youth Ventures Program • At-Risk Youth Program at El Puente community school. • To engage student in real life

  5. Social-Enterprise Career Preparedness program • Pacific Social Ventures • Social Media Coordinator • Communications coordinator • Event Coordinator • Monthly Social Mixers • Special event series • Pacific Youth Ventures • Teacher • Program Developer • What that means from you: • 5 hours a week • Meeting once a week min. • And of course……

  6. $FUNDRAISING$

  7. Social Entrepreneurship Internship ProgramsGuatemala Clean CookStoves Fair-Trade Coffee Micro-Finance

  8. THIS IS NOT POVERTY TOURISM

  9. Strategic Partnerships • Know the organization before going to work for them. • Work with their needs in order to be successful before, during, and after the internships. • Helping them sell and promote their product services after the internship

  10. Internship Projects Example • Social Impact Assessment • Help company design and implement a strategy for measuring social impact

  11. Internship Projects Example

  12. INTERESTED? 1 2 Sign Up For our emailing list Email: Jen@pacyouthventures.org 2 Come to our events!

  13. NOV 17th 6-8pm

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