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Hey, Good Chat!
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Join us for conversations with nonprofits, social impact professionals, entrepreneurs, mission-driven individuals who shape the public interest space.
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July 6, 2023
The Power of Collaboration: Building Communities for Tech Philanthropy with Madeline Hutchinson
<p>Topic: Tech for Social Good and Hackathons Program</p> <p>- The hackathon organized chaos, that involved analyzing data and coming up with solutions for nonprofit challenges</p> <p>- The hackathon allowed outsiders to give their perspective on the challenges faced by nonprofits</p> <p>- Ideas generated during the hackathon were further developed through the skilled volunteerism program</p> <p>- JPMorgan's team grew from six to 30 who focused on tech for social good </p> <p>- The speaker's career changes were driven by their passion for building technologies for good</p> <p><br></p> <p>Topic: Building Community on Tech for Good Projects</p> <p>- The speaker emphasized the importance of sharing and collaboration for the community's growth</p> <p>- They encouraged open discussion with a lack of a competitive spirit </p> <p>- Building a community was significant in scaling the mission of non-profits</p> <p>- Speaker identified the need for partnerships with non-profits to scale their missions </p> <p>- They have successfully built a community of over 30 organizations with a focus on tech for good.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Topic: Small Moments Creating Impact</p> <p>- The importance of simplicity in making a difference was emphasized</p> <p>- Speaker recalled a story of setting up a simple inventory tracking sheet, making it easier for the program director</p> <p>- Cross-functional teams working together were encouraged, as experts might provide insight from various perspectives</p> <p><br></p> <p>Topic: Personal Growth and Challenges</p> <p>- Speaker's passion for giving back and working with nonprofits since their childhood</p> <p>- Started their investment banking career with JPMorgan and volunteered at a local charter school</p> <p>- Worked on building a skilled volunteerism program on JPMorgan's Tech for Good Team </p> <p>- Moved to Morgan Stanley to head up their Tech for Good work called Tech Philanthropy. </p> <p><br></p> <p>Topic: Networking for Social Good</p> <p>- Amplification of each other's work is suggested as a way for non-profits to gain access to grants</p> <p>- Sharing of experiences and struggles is encouraged to build better programs </p>
June 23, 2023
Turning the Corporate World into a Force for Good: The Social and Business Case for Impact Programs /// Jeremy Brown - Social Impact Chat and Startups Give Back
<p>Topic: The speaker's journey towards founding Startups Give Back</p> <p>- Graduating college in 2011 and joining a large company in San Francisco with limited interest in social impact</p> <p>- Leaving that company and joining a small startup with a philanthropic mindset</p> <p>- Volunteering with the team inspired the speaker to create Startups Give Back, a community for companies to volunteer together</p> <p>- Building a community around social impact led to deeper involvement in the field and meeting like-minded people</p> <p><br></p> <p>Topic: Companies and Technology for Good</p> <p>- Disney, Salesforce, Okta, and Out Systems highlighted for their DEI work and technology for good</p> <p>- Out Systems praised for their impactful approach and commitment to long-term support</p> <p>- Emphasis on using technology for good in a sustainable way</p> <p>- Hackathons can be useful for non-profits, but building and supporting technology in the long-term is key</p> <p><br></p> <p>Topic: Company Social Impact Initiatives</p> <p>- Social impact can have a material impact on businesses, including employee engagement and revenue</p> <p>- Companies can offer products at a discounted rate for nonprofits as a way to drive revenue through social impact</p> <p>- Social impact can also have positive impacts on team camaraderie and employee physical and mental health</p> <p>- Company social impact initiatives should be prioritized and tailored to local communities and interests</p> <p>- Chapter leaders play a critical role in identifying community needs and interests</p> <p><br></p> <p>Topic: Building a Social Impact Community</p> <p>- More people outside of Social Impact are looking to get involved in the field</p> <p>- The speaker has organized panels and sees a growing interest in transitioning into social impact careers</p> <p>- Social media can be helpful for sharing conversations about social impact and corporate responsibility</p> <p>- The speaker founded Social Impact World as a community for social impact leaders, with both free and premium components</p> <p>- The goal is to turn the corporate world into a force for good</p> <p><br></p> <p>Overall, the speaker emphasizes the importance of social impact for businesses and building a community around it to create positive change.</p>
February 16, 2023
Madison Mikhail Bush - the Point of all this
<p>Madison Mikhail Bush is the Founder and CEO of POINT. POINT is an app and social impact platform that makes volunteering just as easy as getting an Uber. </p>
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