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2013 NET IMPACT CAREER SUMMITNET IMPACT BOSTONFriday, February 15, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM (EST)Cambridge, MA |
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Note: The Career Summit has been rescheduled for Friday, February 15th.
The 2013 Net Impact Boston Career Summit brings together local professionals, job-seekers and graduate students who are looking to connect with businesses and organizations that are committed to making a positive social and environmental impact.
A collaboration among local Net Impact Chapters, the Summit will feature:
- The opportunity to network and build connections with other like-minded Net Impact Members in the Boston area
- Panel discussions on topics you care about
- An incredible workshop on your "More than Money" career
- Exhibitors from the for-profit, nonprofit, and government sectors
Don’t miss this opportunity to build your knowledge and network for jobs that address the triple bottom line!
Please note: All ticket sales are final. No refunds.
Registration closes on Wednesday, February 6th.
CAREER SUMMIT PROGRAM
Registration and Networking: 8:00 - 9:00
Continental breakfast will be served
Panel Sessions: 9:00 - 10:15 *
Impact Investing and New England
Different Perspectives: What is a Career in Sustainability?
Achieving Impact Across the Public, Private and Nonprofit Sectors
Featured Summit Workshop: 10:30 - 11:30 *
How to Pitch Yourself for an Impact Career
Note: Space is limited for this workshop
* You will be asked to select a panel and sign up for the workshop during registration. Please read the descriptions below before entering the registration process.
SUMMIT DESCRIPTIONS
Panel 1: Impact Investing and New England
Over the past five years, impact investments have grown from an idealistic venture to a new, high-value asset class. By leveraging the strengths of traditional finance with the goals and vision of the public and nonprofit sectors, impact investing has been able to allocate new sources of capital towards projects that put equal emphasis on generating social, environmental and economic returns. This panel will focus on how the impact investing sector has grown over the past half-decade and where it is expected to go over the next decade with a special emphasis on the role the sector plays in New England.
Panel 2: Different Perspectives: What is a Career in Sustainability?
There are multiple opportunities to launch a career in sustainability but few come with the title Chief Sustainability Officer. Whether it is working at a Fortune 500 or joining a start-up, each position has the potential to act as a change agent in the organization and surrounding community. This panel will focus on what different careers in sustainability look like, from the day-to-day to the long-term challenges and benefits of leading a high impact career.
Panel 3: Achieving Impact Across the Public, Private and Nonprofit Sectors
Massachusetts is a global leader in multiple high impact sectors, including: life sciences, clean tech, education delivery, and many more. To be a leader in these sections takes initiative and broad cooperation among the private, public and nonprofit sectors. This panel will focus on how collaboration among these sectors is developed and the challenges in translating vision into achievable goals between the different sectors.
Featured Summit Workshop: How to Pitch Yourself for an Impact Career
Co-founder of Net Impact, Dr. Mark Albion, will lead a workshop on how students and professionals can position themselves to launch impact careers.
About Dr. Mark Albion: More Than Money Careers LLC Co-Founder & Managing Partner Dr. Mark Albion is a former Harvard Business School professor who has co-founded six organizations, including Net Impact. Most recently, he served in the Office of the President at Babson College, helping to integrate social values into the college. Mark has made over 600 visits to business schools on five continents to discuss purposeful careers, for which Business Week called him “the savior of b-school souls.” A New York Times Best Selling author, Mark has written seven books and over 200 articles on responsible career decision making. Mark received his A.B., his joint MA/MBA, as well as his joint DBA/PhD from Harvard University.
Summit Expo:
Engage with forward-thinking employers and innovative organizations in an open, exhibition-style format. This is an opportunity to make valuable connections whether you’re looking for a job, networking, or exploring innovations in the corporate responsibility, corporate sustainability and nonprofit fields.
For more information about the Summit, please visit http://netimpactboston.org/career-summit-2013/
Special thanks to the Hult International School of Business for generously hosting this event.
After the Summit, join the Hult Net Impact chapter and mingle over drinks and hors d'oeurves with cross-sector professionals and MBA students; share ideas on how to tackle the world's toughest problems. The event will feature keynote speaker Susan Rae Ross, a highly regarded entrepreneur, international health and development expert, speaker and author of Expanding the Pie, a book that outlines a variety of collaborative associations between the private and public sectors. Register now: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/5240628862
When & Where
Hult International Business School
1 Education Street
Cambridge,
MA 02141
Friday, February 15, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM (EST)
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NET IMPACT BOSTON
This event is being spearheaded by the Boston Professional Chapter of Net Impact in partnership with local graduate school chapters of the organization, including:
Babson College
Boston College
Boston University
Clark University
Harvard Business School
Hult International Business School
MIT Sloan
Northeastern University
Simmons College School of Management
The Fletcher School, Tufts University
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
University of Massachusetts, Boston
Net Impact is a new generation of leaders who use our careers to tackle the world’s toughest problems. We put our business skills to work for good throughout every sector. By doing so, we show the world that it’s possible to make a net impact that benefits not just the bottom line, but people and planet too.