Vision & Mission



    Vision - to advance the vision of the
  global community to be purpose driven.



    Mission - to help an assortment of
  organizations achieve their community
engagement objectives, by providing quality
     educational training and program
         development services.



    Epignosis - experiential knowledge;
    going from “knowing it” to “living it”
We sell a measurable
   social impact.
       We’ll provide the proper assistance to your
       organization by meeting the need for new and
       continued community initiatives in both the
       development and implementation phases, that will
       effectively engage your stakeholders.

       There are several BENEFITS that we can offer to
       you and your organization:

        • Opportunity to develop meaningful
          stakeholder relationships through your
          organization.
        • The ability to build brand recognition and
          loyalty.
        • The ability to develop human & social capital.
        • Tap into Niche Markets.
        • Gain local support, allowing your organization
          to reach and adapt to the changing needs of
          your customers.
        • A measurable social impact within the
          communities that are being served.
Our Services

                                              Project / Program
          Training                              Development




                                         Epilife Consulting Inc., provides support services
    Our training module includes the      for your organization (whether you are currently
professional development necessary to    successful in your community engagement goals
  enhance human capital so that your       and objectives, or looking to become stronger
   organization can achieve its social   contributors of your communities) that are looking
        responsibility objectives.        to ensure quality through community projects &
                                                              programs.
Our Services (continued)


    Organizational Development




Whether starting a Foundation, Non Profit, or taking thinking about taking
them to the next level, our team of qualified consultants can help! Weʼll
   work along side of you / your organization, to assist with building the
 infrastructure that you will need to engage the community successfully. 
Our Team becomes
                          apart of your team!




                         Debbie Turner              Rachael Ibrahim
    Kene Turner                                                             Juan Diego Serrano
                        Vice-President /          Educational Training /
 President / Founder                                                         Graphic Designer
                        Communications                Development




                        Stephen Lehtonen             Cody Chang               Michael James
    David Hopkins
                       Educational Training /   Communications / Program   Program Development
Business Development
                          Development               Development
Why this work is so important.


83% of people will trust a company more if it is
            socially responsible.
                (USA Today)

  Some consumers are willing to pay more for
products with added social benefits and remains
    a differentiator for products and brands.
             (Penn Schoen Berland)

   77% of consumers say it is important for
    companies to be socially responsible.
            (Landor Associates)

 Consumers are nearly twice as likely to buy or
  recommend a product if itʼs affiliated with a
          cause they care about.
                 (Inc.com)
Internal & External
                            Impacts

• Human/Social Capital – stakeholder engagement at the core
• Local Support – Local support allows you to easily reach your
  market and adapt to the changing needs of your customers
• Stable Customer Base and Brand Reputation – Socially
  responsible businesses gain trust and loyalty from their
  consumers
• Niche Markets – Environmental/Social businesses often tap
  into niche markets where unique opportunities to profit exist
• Savings from Efficiency Measures – Costs saving from
  efficient design, production, and distribution
What Is Community
                      Engagement?

“...the process of working collaboratively with groups
of people affiliated by geographic proximity, special
interest, or similar situations...bringing about
environmental and behavioral changes...that help
mobilize resources and influence systems, change
relationships among partners, and serve as catalysts
for changing policies, programs, and practices.”
             – CDC Community Engagement Project
The Triple-Bottom Line:
                 People, Planet, and Profits

 With such clear traditional
forms of measuring success
  through profit, how do we
    measure the impact of
   business on people and
           planet?
“For any organization whose external
environment is changing faster than it is
changing internally, the end is in sight.  It
is only a matter of time.”

-Jack Welch, Letter to GE Shareholders,
2001
Individuals   Foundations
                                                            300

                                                            225

                                                            150

                                                            75

                                                            0
                                              2008



                                 Of total foundation giving:
In 2008...
                                 72% came from independent foundations
•Individuals gave $230 billion   10% came from community foundations
•Foundations gave $45 billion    10% came from corporate foundations
                                 8% came from operating foundations.
Program-Based Investing




• A planned series of future events, items, or performances
• Producing the outcomes of change SEs seek
• Creates capacity to develop social, human, and financial
capital over an extended period of time
Some of our Clients
Our Target Market


     Who they are!                         How they think!

High Net-Worth Individuals         •   Desire to have a measurable
                                              social impact.
    Community Based
      Organizations                •  Willing to make use of their
                                    human and financial resources
                                       for the betterment of a
       Educational                            community.
       Institutions
                                   • See Community Engagement &
     Social Ventures                     Education as a priority.


      Foundations
Training Case Study

                          About NFTE:
                          www.nfte.com
                   The Network for Teaching
            Entrepreneurshipʼs mission is to provide
            programs that inspire young people from
          low-income communities to stay in school, to
          recognize business opportunities and to plan
                     for successful futures.



                       How weʼve helped:
                  As a Certified Entrepreneurship
                  Teacher Instructor, Kene Turner  
                 conducts various training around
                  Entrepreneurship Education, to
                teachers on behalf of NFTE. Epilife
                   Consulting Inc. also assists in
                 developing additional content for
                 professional development training
                         purposes as well.
Project & Campaign Development
           Case Study
                        About Unlimited Justice: 
                        www.unlimitedjustice.com
    A national campaign created to advocate for educational reform by
    taking action against corporal punishment policies in public school
                                 settings.

                           About Marc Ecko: 
                http://www.marcecko.com/#/About-Marc/?
              query=7ce5bad0b9da56f160c011aea18409b7

                             About Ecko Inc: 
                            www.shopecko.com
    Marc Ecko Enterprises was founded in 1993 by Marc Ecko, Seth
    Gerszberg, and Marci Tapper. Evolving from just six t-shirts and a
   can of spray paint, Marc Ecko Enterprises has become a full-scale
   global fashion and lifestyle company. Current Marc Ecko Enterprise
      brands include: *ecko unltd., Marc Ecko Cut & Sew, eckored,
    Complex Media Network, Marc Ecko Entertainment, *eckoTV, and
                              ShopEcko.com.

                             How weʼve helped: 
Lead the nationwide initiative to connect key organizations to the Unlimited
Justice Campaign; organized and managed a volunteer team to assist with
           various responsibilities in regards to the campaign.
Program Development
      Case Study
                   About Defy Ventures:

                   www.defyventures.org

         Defy Ventures is funded and managed by a
             group of entrepreneurs and venture
          capitalists who recognize that many former
         drug dealers and gang leaders share similar
            skill sets and talents with top business
           leaders. Through an intensive internship
           program that includes MBA-like training,
                executive mentoring, leadership
             development, and career placement.


                    How weʼve helped:

              Assisted in the development of the
            program such as lesson development,
           evaluation strategies, assisted with the
           development of program structure, and
            provided Entrepreneurship Education
                Training to Defy participants.
Organizational Development
        Case Study
                About the Off the Ice Foundation:

                         www.offtheice.org

             Off the Ice Foundation (OTI) is a nonprofit
             organization founded in 2010 by Olympic
            Medalist and National Champion Short Track
              Speed Skater, Allison Baver. Off the Ice
            Foundation partnered with The Giving Back
             Fund for the 2010 Olympics and in 2012
                   became its own official 501C3!


                       How weʼve helped:

              Assisted in the process of developing /
             editing organizational documents (ie, one
              pager), contributed to the final vision &
                  mission statements, assisted with
                  website strategies, ongoing client
             consultations, edited organizational story,
                    assisted with Advisory Board
              development, liaison between OTI and
                        key stakeholders, etc.
Publicity
USA TODAY

“…quality of work has always exceeded my exepectations…” — Kim Svoboda, National Accounts Director

Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship

“As CEO of the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), I have had the opportunity to see Keneʼs work
first hand. He is a superb teacher of entrepreneurship-inspirational to both our students and his colleague-
both which he teaches and trains!” — Amy Rosen, CEO/President

Allan Houston Legacy Foundation

“Kene provides excellent value to any organization he works with. He has the perfect balance of intelligence,
patience, compassion, engagement and above all else, is a master in what he does. What I appreciate most
about Kene is that he is a wonderful human being and that is vital when servicing others. We at the Allan
Houston Legacy Foundation highly recommend Kene when it comes to Business Education & Development!”
—Trevor Jaha, National Program Director

 Sweat Equity Education

“Epilife Consulting assisted us in developing an efficient program strategy, connected us to key stakeholders,
and helped us to utilize our financial/human resources more effectively.” – Leonardo Bullaro Director, Sweat
Equity Education

Solar One

“Kene is a clear, inspiring teacher and speaker, and a wonderful advocate for thinking, living and working
sustainably. His work with young adults is extraordinary – he gets them to think creatively, to organize
information well and to grapple head on with the challenge of monetizing their ideas.” —Michael Johnson
Chase, Green Jobs Program Director
What Will You Do?



Just Starting?

    What community engagement ideas do you have?

Already started?

  How has this presentation changed your thinking about
your community engagement activity?
CONTACT US TODAY FOR YOUR
             FREE
       CONSULTATION!
  www.epilifeconsulting.com
  info@epilifeconsulting.com

866-584-7329 (toll free)
       @epilifeconsinc

Epilife Consulting Inc. overview presentation

  • 2.
    Vision & Mission Vision - to advance the vision of the global community to be purpose driven. Mission - to help an assortment of organizations achieve their community engagement objectives, by providing quality educational training and program development services. Epignosis - experiential knowledge; going from “knowing it” to “living it”
  • 3.
    We sell ameasurable social impact. We’ll provide the proper assistance to your organization by meeting the need for new and continued community initiatives in both the development and implementation phases, that will effectively engage your stakeholders. There are several BENEFITS that we can offer to you and your organization: • Opportunity to develop meaningful stakeholder relationships through your organization. • The ability to build brand recognition and loyalty. • The ability to develop human & social capital. • Tap into Niche Markets. • Gain local support, allowing your organization to reach and adapt to the changing needs of your customers. • A measurable social impact within the communities that are being served.
  • 4.
    Our Services Project / Program Training Development Epilife Consulting Inc., provides support services Our training module includes the for your organization (whether you are currently professional development necessary to successful in your community engagement goals enhance human capital so that your and objectives, or looking to become stronger organization can achieve its social contributors of your communities) that are looking responsibility objectives. to ensure quality through community projects & programs.
  • 5.
    Our Services (continued) Organizational Development Whether starting a Foundation, Non Profit, or taking thinking about taking them to the next level, our team of qualified consultants can help! Weʼll work along side of you / your organization, to assist with building the infrastructure that you will need to engage the community successfully. 
  • 6.
    Our Team becomes apart of your team! Debbie Turner Rachael Ibrahim Kene Turner Juan Diego Serrano Vice-President / Educational Training / President / Founder Graphic Designer Communications Development Stephen Lehtonen Cody Chang Michael James David Hopkins Educational Training / Communications / Program Program Development Business Development Development Development
  • 7.
    Why this workis so important. 83% of people will trust a company more if it is socially responsible. (USA Today) Some consumers are willing to pay more for products with added social benefits and remains a differentiator for products and brands. (Penn Schoen Berland) 77% of consumers say it is important for companies to be socially responsible. (Landor Associates) Consumers are nearly twice as likely to buy or recommend a product if itʼs affiliated with a cause they care about. (Inc.com)
  • 8.
    Internal & External Impacts • Human/Social Capital – stakeholder engagement at the core • Local Support – Local support allows you to easily reach your market and adapt to the changing needs of your customers • Stable Customer Base and Brand Reputation – Socially responsible businesses gain trust and loyalty from their consumers • Niche Markets – Environmental/Social businesses often tap into niche markets where unique opportunities to profit exist • Savings from Efficiency Measures – Costs saving from efficient design, production, and distribution
  • 9.
    What Is Community Engagement? “...the process of working collaboratively with groups of people affiliated by geographic proximity, special interest, or similar situations...bringing about environmental and behavioral changes...that help mobilize resources and influence systems, change relationships among partners, and serve as catalysts for changing policies, programs, and practices.” – CDC Community Engagement Project
  • 10.
    The Triple-Bottom Line: People, Planet, and Profits With such clear traditional forms of measuring success through profit, how do we measure the impact of business on people and planet?
  • 11.
    “For any organizationwhose external environment is changing faster than it is changing internally, the end is in sight.  It is only a matter of time.” -Jack Welch, Letter to GE Shareholders, 2001
  • 12.
    Individuals Foundations 300 225 150 75 0 2008 Of total foundation giving: In 2008... 72% came from independent foundations •Individuals gave $230 billion 10% came from community foundations •Foundations gave $45 billion 10% came from corporate foundations 8% came from operating foundations.
  • 13.
    Program-Based Investing • Aplanned series of future events, items, or performances • Producing the outcomes of change SEs seek • Creates capacity to develop social, human, and financial capital over an extended period of time
  • 14.
    Some of ourClients
  • 15.
    Our Target Market Who they are! How they think! High Net-Worth Individuals • Desire to have a measurable social impact. Community Based Organizations • Willing to make use of their human and financial resources for the betterment of a Educational community. Institutions • See Community Engagement & Social Ventures Education as a priority. Foundations
  • 16.
    Training Case Study About NFTE: www.nfte.com The Network for Teaching Entrepreneurshipʼs mission is to provide programs that inspire young people from low-income communities to stay in school, to recognize business opportunities and to plan for successful futures. How weʼve helped: As a Certified Entrepreneurship Teacher Instructor, Kene Turner   conducts various training around Entrepreneurship Education, to teachers on behalf of NFTE. Epilife Consulting Inc. also assists in developing additional content for professional development training purposes as well.
  • 17.
    Project & CampaignDevelopment Case Study About Unlimited Justice:  www.unlimitedjustice.com A national campaign created to advocate for educational reform by taking action against corporal punishment policies in public school settings. About Marc Ecko:  http://www.marcecko.com/#/About-Marc/? query=7ce5bad0b9da56f160c011aea18409b7 About Ecko Inc:  www.shopecko.com Marc Ecko Enterprises was founded in 1993 by Marc Ecko, Seth Gerszberg, and Marci Tapper. Evolving from just six t-shirts and a can of spray paint, Marc Ecko Enterprises has become a full-scale global fashion and lifestyle company. Current Marc Ecko Enterprise brands include: *ecko unltd., Marc Ecko Cut & Sew, eckored, Complex Media Network, Marc Ecko Entertainment, *eckoTV, and ShopEcko.com. How weʼve helped:  Lead the nationwide initiative to connect key organizations to the Unlimited Justice Campaign; organized and managed a volunteer team to assist with various responsibilities in regards to the campaign.
  • 18.
    Program Development Case Study About Defy Ventures: www.defyventures.org Defy Ventures is funded and managed by a group of entrepreneurs and venture capitalists who recognize that many former drug dealers and gang leaders share similar skill sets and talents with top business leaders. Through an intensive internship program that includes MBA-like training, executive mentoring, leadership development, and career placement. How weʼve helped: Assisted in the development of the program such as lesson development, evaluation strategies, assisted with the development of program structure, and provided Entrepreneurship Education Training to Defy participants.
  • 19.
    Organizational Development Case Study About the Off the Ice Foundation: www.offtheice.org Off the Ice Foundation (OTI) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2010 by Olympic Medalist and National Champion Short Track Speed Skater, Allison Baver. Off the Ice Foundation partnered with The Giving Back Fund for the 2010 Olympics and in 2012 became its own official 501C3! How weʼve helped: Assisted in the process of developing / editing organizational documents (ie, one pager), contributed to the final vision & mission statements, assisted with website strategies, ongoing client consultations, edited organizational story, assisted with Advisory Board development, liaison between OTI and key stakeholders, etc.
  • 20.
  • 21.
    USA TODAY “…quality ofwork has always exceeded my exepectations…” — Kim Svoboda, National Accounts Director Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship “As CEO of the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), I have had the opportunity to see Keneʼs work first hand. He is a superb teacher of entrepreneurship-inspirational to both our students and his colleague- both which he teaches and trains!” — Amy Rosen, CEO/President Allan Houston Legacy Foundation “Kene provides excellent value to any organization he works with. He has the perfect balance of intelligence, patience, compassion, engagement and above all else, is a master in what he does. What I appreciate most about Kene is that he is a wonderful human being and that is vital when servicing others. We at the Allan Houston Legacy Foundation highly recommend Kene when it comes to Business Education & Development!” —Trevor Jaha, National Program Director  Sweat Equity Education “Epilife Consulting assisted us in developing an efficient program strategy, connected us to key stakeholders, and helped us to utilize our financial/human resources more effectively.” – Leonardo Bullaro Director, Sweat Equity Education Solar One “Kene is a clear, inspiring teacher and speaker, and a wonderful advocate for thinking, living and working sustainably. His work with young adults is extraordinary – he gets them to think creatively, to organize information well and to grapple head on with the challenge of monetizing their ideas.” —Michael Johnson Chase, Green Jobs Program Director
  • 22.
    What Will YouDo? Just Starting? What community engagement ideas do you have? Already started? How has this presentation changed your thinking about your community engagement activity?
  • 23.
    CONTACT US TODAYFOR YOUR FREE CONSULTATION! www.epilifeconsulting.com info@epilifeconsulting.com 866-584-7329 (toll free) @epilifeconsinc