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1. Governance for Social Impact

2. Board Fellows Leadership
The Center prepares next-generation leaders to
– found, lead, manage and govern in the social sector
– creatively innovate and collaborate across sectors
– and create winning solutions that produce social
impact
 Jenni Tonti, MBA ‘12, and Belinda Lyons-Newman,
EWMBA 2013, VPs of Partnership, Net Impact
Nora Silver, Director and Adjunct Professor and
Andrik Cardenas, Director of Operations

3. Impact
 More than 70 Haas MBAs, Goldman MPP, MPH, PhD and Boalt
students matched with local nonprofit boards
 Work at the highest level of an organization with dynamic and
experienced board members
 Gain an understanding of the intersection of the business and
nonprofit sector
 Learn to lead in any organization
 Attain valuable governance skills
 Make an impact on your local community

4. Key Program Components

5. New Project Tracks and Resources
 Fellows will be paired whenever possible
 2 Fellows will deliver 1 project
 Offer peer support and knowledge
 Fellows will be put into one of 4 tracks based on the project
 Marketing
 Finance
 Strategy
 Governance
 Each track will be provided with specific resources for that topic
(articles, frameworks, etc.)
 Fellows will be given access to online, subscription-based resources

6. Program Year
Kick‐off Midyear
On‐going Final
event & Fellows
Check‐ins Project
training Training
(Jan‐May) Due (May)
(Oct 20) (Feb 2)
Attendance at board meetings
 October 20th Kick-off (3pm-5pm, Wells Fargo Room)
 Nonprofit Boards Course: MBA 292B-11: Saturday, 10/22 & 11/5;
9AM-5PM
 Mandatory Midterm Training February 2nd (3-5pm, WFR)
 Monthly email check-ins and resources

7. Industries and Organizations 2011-12
Arts/culture, Children/youth, Health, Education,
Economic development and microfinance, Environment
Philanthropy, Social Services, Women
Alameda County Foster Youth Alliance Freight & Salvage San Francisco Adult Day Services
Asante Africa Foundation Hemophilia Fdn of No. California Network
Ashkenaz Huckleberry Youth Programs SEEDS Community Resolution Center
Aspire Education Project Jewish Cmnty Center of the East Bay Society of St. Vincent de Paul of
BAHIA, Inc. Juma Ventures Alameda County
Bay Area Urban Debate League Larkin Street Youth Services South of Market Child Care
Berkeley Public Education Foundation Leadership High School Stern Grove Festival Association
Berkeley Symphony LifeLong Medical Care Sweetwater Spectrum
Berkeley Youth Living with Disabilities Lindsay Wildlife Museum Tenderloin Neighborhood
Buchanan YMCA - San Francisco Literary Arts Guild Development Corporation
California Poets in the Schools Loved Twice The Future Leaders Institute
Children's Council of San Francisco Mira Scholars Foundation Toolworks
COLAGE New Sector Alliance Vietnamese Youth Development Center
Contra Costa Crisis Center No Worries Now Walk Oakland Bike Oakland
CVE, Inc. Planned Parenthood Shasta Pacific YMCA of San Francisco
Destiny Arts Center Playworks
EarthTeam Rhythmix Cultural Works
Easy Does It Emergency Services Richmond District YMCA
EMERGENCY USA - Life Support for Root Division
Civilian Victims of War and Poverty Rubicon Programs Inc.

8. Past Projects
This was a tremendously
MARKETING valuable experience for
• Brand audit our board. Our Fellow
• Market research provided much needed
• Analysis of the FINANCE research and analysis of
organization’s • Financial analysis of our situation to jumpstart
value to clients underperforming programs us and helped to move us
• Financial sustainability model to in the right direction. We
OTHER
determine fundraising needs really benefitted from an
• Program evaluation
• Financial reporting development outside expert.
• Implementation plan for an
alumni association — Seewan Eng
• New online fundraising tool Former Board Chair
STRATEGY Leadership High School
• Progress reporting tools to • Strategic plan for leveraging social
inform the board on a major networking technology
organizational overhaul • Feasibility study of a new service
• Development plan for recruiting next
generation board members

9. Application Process
• Friday, September 16th Applications due by 5:00 pm!
• Friday, September 23rd Notification about placement
on board.
• Friday, September 30th Matches finalized
• To apply:
– fill out application at: nonprofit.haas.berkeley.edu AND
– email resume to socialimpact@haas.berkeley.edu

10. Panel
• Jenni Tonti
– Children’s Council of San Francisco
• Jon Katz
– The Stride Center
• Caroline Mock
– Girls Inc. of the Island City

11. Center for Nonprofit and Public
Leadership
Apply Today
http://bit.ly/boardfellows