Social Enterprise at Kellogg—SEEK Tim Feddersen Director, Social Enterprise at Kellogg Program Wendell Hobbs Professor of Managerial Politics Kellogg School of Management (MEDS) Copyright 2009.

Transcript Social Enterprise at Kellogg—SEEK Tim Feddersen Director, Social Enterprise at Kellogg Program Wendell Hobbs Professor of Managerial Politics Kellogg School of Management (MEDS) Copyright 2009.

Social Enterprise at Kellogg—SEEK

Agenda

Social Enterprise

   A Social Enterprise is any organization that has multiple missions and that must be concerned with a broad array of stakeholders Includes:   Business  Responsibility to shareholders, employees and customers but also held responsible for meeting broader social objectives Government  Responsibility to citizens but must also understand and work with business and NGO’s  Nonprofit  Mission driven organizations but must also achieve efficiency and viability similar to business The SEEK curriculum provides core competencies for managers across all management and consulting areas Copyright 2009. Kellogg School of Management

KELLOGG MISSION: Socially Responsible Global Leaders

   Assess Private Opportunities and Social Impact  Use analytical tools and frameworks to anticipate impacts locally and globally.

Build Foundations for Responsible Success  Collaborate to write “rules of the game” that will inspire others to work for socially responsible outcomes.

Private Opportunities and Social Impact

The SEEK Curriculum:

 Required for all students  SEEK - 440A credit course) Values and Crisis Decision Making (half  Required for the SEEK Major  SEEK - 441 Strategic Management in Nonmarket Environments Copyright 2009. Kellogg School of Management

Choose One:

One additional full-credit course (or two half-credit courses):

             SEEK - 452A Social Entrepreneurship (half-credit course) SEEK - 453B course) SEEK – 454 A Board Governance of Nonprofit Organizations (half-credit The Education Industry INTL - 466 International Business Strategy in Non-market Environments INTL - 473 GIM Uganda SEEK - 499 Independent Study SEEK—915 Sustainability Lab SEEK – 917 B Corporate Social Responsibility SEEK - 935 SEEK - 955 Environmental Management and Sustainability Advanced Studies in Board Governance FINC – 930 B SEEK - 956 Environmental Finance FINC - 937 Microfinance and the Role of Financial Institutions in Development Social Entrepreneurship in the Developing World Copyright 2009. Kellogg School of Management

SEEK major with Nonprofit specialization:

    SEEK - 440A SEEK - 450 Values and Crisis Decision-Making SEEK - 441 Strategic Management in Non-Market Environments Leading Mission Driven Enterprises One credit from the following list of courses:    SEEK - 452B Social Entrepreneurship SEEK - 453B Board Governance of Nonprofit Organizations SEEK - 955 Governance Advanced Studies in Nonprofit Board Copyright 2009. Kellogg School of Management

SEEK major with CSR specialization:

     SEEK - 440A Values and Crisis Decision-Making SEEK - 441 Strategic Management in Non-Market Environments SEEK - 460 SEEK - 452B Values-based Leadership Social Entrepreneurship SEEK - 917B Corporate Social Responsibility Copyright 2009. Kellogg School of Management

Dir. Tim Feddersen Assoc. Dir. Liz Howard David Austen-Smith Sandeep Baliga David Besanko Steven Callander Daniel Diermeier Lynn Kiesling Anne Cohn Donnelly Annette Krauss Adam Galinsky Therese McGuire Donald Haider Kara Palamountain Bard Harstad Richard Sandor Ben Jones Marianne Woodward 4/28/2020 11

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Career Examples

     Corporate Social Responsibility  HP, Goldman Sachs, Nike, Business for Social Responsibility Education  School districts (Chicago, Oakland), Charter school orgs (KIPP, Aspire), Broad Foundation, Teach for America Environmental Sustainability  Blu Skye, SustainAbility Intl. Development / Global Health  World Bank, United Nations Agencies (World Food Programme), Inter-American Development Bank, BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company) Intl. Development Consulting  Dalberg Global Advisors, Nathan Associates, Emerging Markets Group, DAI Copyright 2009. Kellogg School of Management 12

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Career Options (cont…)

       Microfinance  ACCION, One Acre Fund, FINCA, Shore Pacific Bank, Unitus Nonprofit / Foundation Consulting  Bridgespan, FSG Social Impact Advisors, MBA-Nonprofit Connection, Civic Consulting Alliance, Campbell & Company Nonprofit Management  Red Cross, United States Olympic Committee Social Entrepreneurship  Ashoka, Endeavor Socially Responsible Businesses  Clif Bar Venture Funds / Venture Philanthropy  Acumen, Global Environment Fund, REDF Miscellaneous  Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy, US Dept of the Interior Island Fellows Program Copyright 2009. Kellogg School of Management 13

Social Impact Related National Case Competitions

Case competitions are a great way to apply classroom teachings to real world problems. Kellogg has recently enjoyed great success!

 2008 First Place!

Intersections MBA Case Competition (hosted by Georgia Tech College of Management)  Developed a plan to address growth and sustainability for an actual Atlanta-area nonprofit.

  2008 First Place!

Education Leadership Case Competition (hosted by Haas School of Business)  Formulated a strategy for rebuilding New Orleans’ public schools in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

2008 Finalist (Finals on Apr 25) Walter V. Shipley Business Leadership Case Competition (hosted by The Aspen Institute)  Recommended a negotiation strategy for an environmental interest group asked to approve a PE acquisition of an electricity utility Copyright 2009. Kellogg School of Management

Kellogg’s Social Impact Club

The Social Impact Club supports and inspires Kellogg students in applying business skills toward positive social impact through organizations in the non-profit, public and private sectors.

 Serves as career resource for students interested in the non-profit, public management and socially responsible business sectors    Organizes Kellogg's Annual Innovating Social Change (ISC) Conference Acts as the student arm for the Center for Nonprofit Management the Ford Center for Global Citizenship.

Represents students pursuing Kellogg’s SEEK Major .

and   Is Kellogg's official chapter of Net Impact , the national network of emerging socially responsible business leaders.

Comprises a diverse group of Kellogg students who share a common interest in applying their MBA degrees toward having a positive effect on the world.

Student Contacts

Please feel free to contact the following if you have any questions or would like more information:  Soumya Korde, President, Net Impact Club [email protected]

Levy Social Entrepreneurship Lab

Mission

Inspire students to leverage business practices in the service of positive, sustainable social impact.

Activities Social Entrepreneurship Competition

Competition to generate business plans addressing critical societal problems.

Experiential Student Initiatives

Support for fellowships, internships, Kellogg Corps, GHI, GIM projects, networking etc.

Speaker Series

Support for speaker series that will bring to Kellogg practitioners who are helping define social entrepreneurship for the next generation.

Student Conferences

Support student-led conferences that foster interactions between students, academics, and practitioners.

The CHEST Foundation and Levy Social Entrepreneurship Case Competition

     Chicago is facing an asthma epidemic, which affects 630,000 children and adults each year. The purpose of this competition is to encourage teams of students to develop new and creative sustainable organizational models that will address this problem. $3,000 in awards. Prominent judges, including former US Surgeon General C. Everett Koop.

Social Enterprise at Kellogg—SEEK Tim Feddersen Director, Social Enterprise at Kellogg Program Wendell Hobbs Professor of Managerial Politics Kellogg School of Management (MEDS) Copyright 2009.

Transcript Social Enterprise at Kellogg—SEEK Tim Feddersen Director, Social Enterprise at Kellogg Program Wendell Hobbs Professor of Managerial Politics Kellogg School of Management (MEDS) Copyright 2009.