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Firebelly University
 Alternative to an MBA for the socially conscious




                Firebelly Design
                 Dawn Hancock
                 The University
         What, How/Where, Why and Who
                  2012 Alumni
Firebelly Design
             Good Design for Good Reason

   •South side of Chicago
   •Established in 1999
   •Small studio, seven people
   •Mix of photographers, writers, typographers and designers




“As early advocates for socially
 responsible design, we pioneered an
 ethic that values honesty, empathy
 and Good Design for Good Reason.”
Dawn Hancock
            Founder and Managing Director

  •Started her company with $6,000
  •Established relationships within her community
  •Established Grant for Good for local non-profits
  •Started Camp Firebelly for college students
  •Started a local non-profit, Reason to Give
  •Started Firebelly University

She prefers to live and work in the
present, to make of it something rich
and sustainable that can make a
lasting impact.
Firebelly University
 •Alternative to an MBA
 •Nine month program
 •Teaching with interest in social responsibility
 •Monday–Thursday
 	 Technical and social skills
 	 cash flow, profit & loss statements, payroll, client communications etc...

 •Friday	
 	 Meet with leaders in community and industry for new perspectives	




WHAT
Firebelly University
 •$6,000 upon admission
 •$1,000 stipend each month
 •Firebelly studio, south side of Chicago




HOW/WHERE
Firebelly University
 •To teach passionate people social responsibility
 •Merge design and business
 •Learn everything from an MBA in a real world setting
 •Pass on Firebelly’s philosophy, focus on good design for 	
 	 clients you believe in and support nonprofits that make
 	 decisions in a socially responsible way




WHY
Firebelly University
               Class of 2012




Amy Guterman    Jince Kuruvilla   Johnathon Strube




      WHO
               Liz Rose Chmela      Deborah Alden
Firebelly University
                         Class of 2012

               The founder of Knowtify, a communications
               consultancy focused on making the complex
               clear for the common good.

Amy Guterman




      WHO
                             Using our defined process—scope, research, prototype
                             & design, and delivery—we partner with our target audi-
                             ences and experts in the field to create unique solutions
                             that make information in the social sector approachable.
Firebelly University
               Class of 2012




Amy Guterman


               Helping Chicago Public Schools fight childhood obesity by
               simplifying their program to inform faculty and motivate
               students.



      WHO
Firebelly University
                           Class of 2012

                  Founding partner of Tilt Shift, an inter-disci-
                  plinary design studio inspired by a new way of
                  thinking and doing.

Liz Rose Chmela




        WHO
Firebelly University
                  Class of 2012

                                  GlobeMed        “Our model
                                  of long-term partnership has
                                  allowed us to work with or-
                                  ganizations around the world
                                  to help break the cycle of
                                  poverty and poor health.”

Liz Rose Chmela




        WHO
Firebelly University
 Alternative to an MBA for the socially conscious




                to be continued...

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Firebelly university

  • 1. Firebelly University Alternative to an MBA for the socially conscious Firebelly Design Dawn Hancock The University What, How/Where, Why and Who 2012 Alumni
  • 2. Firebelly Design Good Design for Good Reason •South side of Chicago •Established in 1999 •Small studio, seven people •Mix of photographers, writers, typographers and designers “As early advocates for socially responsible design, we pioneered an ethic that values honesty, empathy and Good Design for Good Reason.”
  • 3. Dawn Hancock Founder and Managing Director •Started her company with $6,000 •Established relationships within her community •Established Grant for Good for local non-profits •Started Camp Firebelly for college students •Started a local non-profit, Reason to Give •Started Firebelly University She prefers to live and work in the present, to make of it something rich and sustainable that can make a lasting impact.
  • 4. Firebelly University •Alternative to an MBA •Nine month program •Teaching with interest in social responsibility •Monday–Thursday Technical and social skills cash flow, profit & loss statements, payroll, client communications etc... •Friday Meet with leaders in community and industry for new perspectives WHAT
  • 5. Firebelly University •$6,000 upon admission •$1,000 stipend each month •Firebelly studio, south side of Chicago HOW/WHERE
  • 6. Firebelly University •To teach passionate people social responsibility •Merge design and business •Learn everything from an MBA in a real world setting •Pass on Firebelly’s philosophy, focus on good design for clients you believe in and support nonprofits that make decisions in a socially responsible way WHY
  • 7. Firebelly University Class of 2012 Amy Guterman Jince Kuruvilla Johnathon Strube WHO Liz Rose Chmela Deborah Alden
  • 8. Firebelly University Class of 2012 The founder of Knowtify, a communications consultancy focused on making the complex clear for the common good. Amy Guterman WHO Using our defined process—scope, research, prototype & design, and delivery—we partner with our target audi- ences and experts in the field to create unique solutions that make information in the social sector approachable.
  • 9. Firebelly University Class of 2012 Amy Guterman Helping Chicago Public Schools fight childhood obesity by simplifying their program to inform faculty and motivate students. WHO
  • 10. Firebelly University Class of 2012 Founding partner of Tilt Shift, an inter-disci- plinary design studio inspired by a new way of thinking and doing. Liz Rose Chmela WHO
  • 11. Firebelly University Class of 2012 GlobeMed “Our model of long-term partnership has allowed us to work with or- ganizations around the world to help break the cycle of poverty and poor health.” Liz Rose Chmela WHO
  • 12. Firebelly University Alternative to an MBA for the socially conscious to be continued...