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»Welcome to the UC Davis chapter of Net Impact
Net Impact is an organization dedicated to creating a network of business leaders who use the power of business to create a positive net social, environmental, and economic impact. Founded in 1999, the chapter at the UC Davis Graduate School of Management is one of the most active in the country.
Among other activities, the club has yearly courses in social entrepreneurship and sustainable business focusing on the "triple bottom line." As well, our chapter regularly hosts speakers, participates in campus greening initiatives, and attends the yearly National Net Impact Conference.
As part of the school's Center for Investor Welfare and Corporate Responsibility, members of the club participate in managing the school's socially responsible index fund (done for course credit).
At Davis Net Impact, we constantly search for new and innovative approaches to corporate responsibility and ways to demonstrate its impact. Liz Maw, Net Impact's Executive Director, has noted that we lead the way in campus and community impact and that "In addition to their many accomplishments, the Davis team has spread the Net Impact message to the 110 person student body creating a chapter that while small in number, is mighty in impact.”
»Trailblazing Away...
Congratulations to the 2007 chapter of Davis Net Impact. The 2008 graduating class built on and expanded the prior year's phenomenal programs which resulted in the 2006 Small School Chapter of the Year award. These pioneering efforts were recognized at the 2007 Net Impact Conference in Nashville where the chapter was awarded 2007 Trailblazer Chapter of the Year!!! The leadership team is proud to have received this honor and would like to take the opportunity to thank all of those who contributed to the strength of the club.
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»Board Fellows
The Net Impact Board Fellows Program matches UC Davis Graduate School of Management MBA candidates with the Boards of Directors of nonprofit organizations for 1 year fellowships as non-voting board members. The overarching goals of the program are to teach and develop leadership skills in MBA students, instill the importance of community service throughout their careers, and provide nonprofit boards with a talent pool to advance specific projects.
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Non-profit host? Get the application.
