Social Sector Solutions (S3), provides students with academic frameworks and practical hands-on experience in management consulting and consulting with nonprofit organizations. The course focuses on consultation teams working with select nonprofit clients to succeed in entrepreneurial ventures. The course is a partnership with the Center for Nonprofit and Public Leadership at the Haas School of Business and McKinsey & Company, a world-renowned management consulting firm. The course is co taught by Dr. Nora Silver, a professor at the Haas School of Business at University of California, Berkeley, and director of the Center for Nonprofit and Public Leadership and Paul Jansen, McKinsey & Company Emeritus Director of the Global Philanthropy Practice.

1. Family Engagement Institute
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Create a targeted communications strategy
to engage individual donors, community
members and partners, and recruit new
families.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

2. Mouse Squad
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Craft an expansion plan of the student tech
leadership program, a fundraising plan to
increase major gift contributions and
government funding, and a plan for board
development.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

3. YMCA of San Francisco
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Build a collective impact model of social
change and partnership strategy focusing on
improving health outcomes for all children in
the San Francisco Bay Area.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

4. Global Fund for Women
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Create a sustainability plan for 2015-2020
that includes a viable business model for
Global Fund for Women’s grantmaking
program and revenue model.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

5. Center for Cities and Schools
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Craft a new vision and 5 year strategic plan
to create equitable, healthy and sustainable
communities for all through high quality
education in cities.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

6. California Commission on Cost Cutting
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Market the California Department of
Veterans Affairs (CalVet), Farm and Home
Loan Program and identifying additional
services for veterans.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

7. Attitudinal Healing Connection
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Create a strategic plan that focuses on
organizational capacity-building for
sustainability and expansion.
See all 11 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

8. Greater Good Science Center
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Construct a strategic plan that explores
external opportunities and challenges,
assesses internal strengths and limitations,
advises on scaling current activities, and
assesses potential opportunities to meet
demand and generate revenue.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

9. Center for Nonprofit and Public Leadership
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Develop a strategic plan to help the Haas
School become the recognized leader in
social entrepreneurship among business
schools within the next five years.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

10. Institute for Business and Social Impact
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Create a global branding strategy and
marketing plan that promotes the goal of
Roots of Peace – to clear war-torn lands, and
cultivate sustainable agriculture techniques
that develop an exportable product.
See all 11 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

11. Acumen America
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Create an expansion strategy to take Acumen
into new global regions to help those
affected by poverty.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

12. Roots for Peace
12 Nonprofit Clients, 60 Students, 12 McKinsey Coaches, 1 BILD Course
Client Project:
Join the class:
EW/MBA 292S.1
Tuesdays 6-9:30 pm
3 Credits
The S3 Team’s Challenge:
Develop a business plan detailing the best
model for engaging alumni with the Center
and its services in ways that meet the
mission and produce net profits.
See all 12 projects at http://bit.ly/socialsolutions or contact socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu