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Join our club to provide expert advice and consulting to non-profit organizations. Teams led by professionals and students from diverse backgrounds collaborate for impactful projects. Make a difference while gaining real-world experience. Learn more at our info sessions!

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  1. Please be seated The Info Session will begin soon

  2. Who we are A club that donates top-notch business experience to local non-profit institutions that otherwise would not be able to afford expert advice. How we do it Teams of 4-6 students, mixing BBAs, MBAs and EMBAs guided by a professional mentor Each team has one MBA or EMBA team leader responsible for managing the project

  3. People like you join the CCC…

  4. … for a variety of reasons CCC was an opportunity to do a consulting assignment. – Generation of Promise Team Member CCC was extremely rewarding. My team’s efforts will have long-term impact on the success of this organization. – United Way Team Member CCC enabled me to put my b-school learnings into immediate real-world use. – Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce Team Member

  5. The CCC consults a wide range of organizations

  6. …and our efforts are appreciated The interaction helped with new insights and new awareness of fundamental business aspects that we often ignore. – Tasha Lebow, National Association for Multicultural Education The presentation was excellent, and very well received by our board members! – Community Relations Director, Habitat for Humanity Substance was outstanding -- final presentation and report will provide guidance to our organization for the next several years. – Susan Katz Froning, Nonprofit Enterprise at Work, Inc.

  7. Personal Experience: Jeremy Zasowski • MYLead 2006

  8. Timeframe, Time Commitment Yesterday: Application link posted on the CCC website: Friday, September 14: Applications Due September 16-17: Leader interviews September 20: Kickoff Meeting http://webuser.bus.umich.edu/Organizations/CommunityConsulting/ Time commitment should be between 5 and 15 hours per week

  9. Additional resources for community involvement • Net Impact BCG Community Partnership • One team of 4-6 students working on a long term project in conjunction with BCG • Info Session Tuesday, 4:30-5:00 W2760 • Board Fellows • Serve as a non-voting member of the board of directors for a local non-profit. 12 month commitment (December-January) • Info Session October 2nd in Ford School’s Betty Ford Classroom or October 4th in W2740

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