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GroundTruth, a location-based marketing company, partnered with Middle Village Preparatory Charter School to host a SuitUp business competition for students. Volunteers from GroundTruth coached small teams of students as they developed podcast pitches for Spotify. Team 3's "Truth Hurts" pitch won. Both volunteers and students found the experience impactful. It increased students' confidence and interest in various careers. 100% of volunteers want to participate in future SuitUp events to encourage more students in their industries.
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The TJX Companies hosted a SuitUp business competition for students where volunteers coached teams of students to create a new app to support young employees. Two teams pitched their app ideas to judges from TJX with Team 1: Together Joining Excelling winning. Both students and volunteers found the experience valuable in building skills like communication, teamwork and public speaking. Students reported the competition influenced their future career choices in fields like business administration. Both students and volunteers wanted to participate in another SuitUp competition and thanked TJX for their support in opening doors for students.
Impact Report_Morgan Stanley_06072022.pdf
Morgan Stanley volunteers participated in a SuitUp business competition with students from Community Counseling and Mediation at I.S. 528 in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Students were divided into teams and coached by Morgan Stanley volunteers to create an innovative new product for Nike for a target market. Team 5's Nike Bikers product won. After the competition, students reported feeling more confident in school and their careers. They were interested in exploring business, fashion, finance, marketing and media careers. Both students and volunteers enjoyed the experience and wanted to participate in future SuitUp events. The competition helped students see how skills like communication, teamwork and public speaking can be applied to different careers.
Impact Report_Morgan Stanley_06072022.pdf
Morgan Stanley volunteers participated in a SuitUp business competition with students from Community Counseling and Mediation at I.S. 528 in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Students were divided into teams and coached by Morgan Stanley volunteers to create an innovative new product for Nike for a target market. Team 5's Nike Bikers product won. After the competition, students reported feeling more confident in school and their careers. They were interested in exploring business, fashion, finance, marketing and media careers. Both students and volunteers enjoyed the experience and wanted to participate in future SuitUp events. The competition helped students see how skills like communication, teamwork and public speaking can be applied to different careers.
Impact Report_McKinstry_04182022 (2).pdf
McKinstry and Idaho Technical Career Academy students participated in a SuitUp business competition where they created sustainable infrastructure proposals. Team 2's "Lil Places" proposal, about creating community spaces, won. The competition helped students gain skills like communication, teamwork and public speaking. Most students said it influenced their career choices and they are now interested in fields like business, marketing and STEM. Volunteers and students both enjoyed the experience and want to participate again. McKinstry's involvement made an impact on students' futures. Both groups saw value in the partnerships between companies and students.
Impact Report_McKinstry_04182022.pdf
This document summarizes a skills-based volunteering event hosted by McKinstry for students at Idaho Technical Career Academy (ITCA). Students participated in a business case challenge competition, working in teams to develop sustainable infrastructure proposals and pitch their ideas to McKinstry volunteers. The winning team proposed "Lil Places - Where Community Comes Together". Surveys found the event improved students' confidence and career interests, and volunteers believed it made a positive impact and encouraged students to explore their industries. Both students and volunteers expressed interest in participating in another SuitUp competition.
Impact Report_McKinstry_04182022.pdf
McKinstry volunteers coached students from Idaho Technical Career Academy in a business competition called SuitUp. Students were divided into teams to create business proposals for sustainable infrastructure projects. Team Lil Places won with their idea for a community center. Both volunteers and students found the experience valuable for developing career skills like communication, teamwork and public speaking. Volunteers and students want to participate in similar competitions again in the future.
Impact Report_Apollo_03212022.pdf
Volunteers from Apollo, an alternative asset manager, coached students from two education non-profits in a business competition hosted by SuitUp. The students created pitches for a new YouTube show celebrating women in business. Team EmpowHer won the competition cash prize. Students reported feeling more confident and interested in careers like business, education, design, and finance after working with the Apollo volunteers. Both volunteers and students said they enjoyed the experience and would like to participate in SuitUp competitions again in the future.
Impact Report_SantanderNY_03072022 (1).pdf
Santander NY and One World Middle School students participated in a business competition hosted by SuitUp where they created product ideas for Nike. Volunteers from Santander NY coached student teams. The winning team created an "AIRBoard" product. Students reported feeling more confident and seeing potential career paths after engaging with the volunteers. 100% of volunteers and students expressed interest in participating in future SuitUp competitions. The document promotes opportunities to get involved with SuitUp through volunteering, making introductions to other companies, donating, or joining their corporate board.
1 day impact report pay pal_whm1_03112022
This document summarizes a SuitUp event where students from two schools participated in a business competition coached by PayPal volunteers. Students pitched new product ideas for Nike to judges. Team 1's "Tell Her Story" idea won. Both students and volunteers found the experience valuable in building skills and exploring careers. A majority of students reported feeling more confident and interested in pursuing fields like business administration, education, and fashion design. Volunteers and students both expressed interest in participating in future SuitUp events and expanding opportunities for students.
Impact report santander ny_03072022
Volunteers from Santander NY and students from One World Middle School in the Bronx participated in a business competition hosted by SuitUp. Students were divided into teams and coached by Santander volunteers to create a new product for Nike targeted towards a specific audience. The winning team created an "AIRBoard" product. Surveys found that 100% of students felt more confident and saw themselves pursuing careers in various fields like business and fashion because of engaging with the volunteers. Both students and volunteers expressed interest in participating in another SuitUp competition. The document encourages getting involved with SuitUp's initiatives and expresses gratitude to participants.
Impact report tapestry legal_02282022
Volunteers from Tapestry Legal, the parent company of Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman brands, coached students from Idaho Technical Career Academy in a business competition. Students created new product ideas for the brands and pitched them to judges. Kate Spade's "Blooming Marigold" team won. Both volunteers and students found the experience valuable, with 64% of students saying it influenced their career choices and interest in fields like business and marketing. Volunteers and students want to participate in similar competitions again through SuitUp.
Impact report gen next_01242022
The document summarizes a business case competition hosted by The Estée Lauder Companies GenNEXT program between their volunteers and students from two technical high schools. Students were divided into teams to create and pitch new product concepts for Estée Lauder brands that addressed social issues. Team 1 won with their "Soul Series" concept. Most students and volunteers felt the experience influenced career choices and skills and want to participate again. The majority of students are now interested in marketing, business, and entrepreneurship fields.
Impact report tala _11082021
Tala and students from City Knoll Middle School participated in a business competition hosted by SuitUp where they created financial literacy features for Tala. Students were coached by Tala volunteers and pitched their ideas to judges for cash prizes. The winning team created a feature connecting Tala customers to charities. After the competition, 100% of students felt more confident in their career prospects and were interested in fields like business administration, marketing, and STEM, influenced by working with Tala volunteers. Both students and volunteers had a positive experience and were interested in participating in future SuitUp competitions.
Impact report tjx 11292021
TJX Companies and students from Lehigh Career and Technical Institute participated in a business case challenge competition through SuitUp. Students were divided into teams and coached by TJX volunteers on creating a new logo and launch for an internal TJX department. One team was selected as the winner. Surveys found that after participating, students felt more confident in obtaining career skills and that the volunteers helped many students decide to study fields like business, marketing, and graphics. The event was a success in providing career exposure and skills development for students through corporate volunteering.
Impact report tjx 11292021
TJX Companies volunteers partnered with students from Lehigh Career and Technical Institute for a SuitUp business competition. Students were divided into teams and coached by TJX volunteers on creating a new logo and launch plan for TJX's Enterprise Business Technologies Team. The teams then pitched their ideas to judges for a cash prize. Surveys found that the competition increased students' confidence and career clarity, with many interested in business-related fields. TJX believes their impact through SuitUp can encourage more students to join their industry. The document promotes continued corporate partnerships to expand SuitUp's skills-based volunteering programs.
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- 1. SuitUp with GroundTruth 11.01.2022 Opening Doors and Reimagining Pathways for Students Everywhere…
- 2. students served volunteers engaged 29 20 About GroundTruth GroundTruth is the leading location-based marketing and advertising technology company. Brands, agencies, small businesses, and nonprofits trust their performance-driven solutions to help them reach consumers during moments of intent that generate important business outcomes. GroundTruth’s suite of geo-contextual omni-channel products and services are available at scale through their self-serve advertising platform, managed services and industry reseller partnerships. About Middle Village Preparatory Charter School The mission of the Middle Village Preparatory Charter School (MVP) is to prepare students for success at a selective college prep high school of their choice. The MVP curriculum is a rigorous curriculum designed to meet and surpass the New York State Education Department requirements. Central to the instructional model is a longer school day and increased classroom instructional time that is devoted to curriculum subjects.
- 3. Volunteers Gender Students 67% Female 59% 33% Male 30% N/A Not Listed / Another Gender Identity 4% N/A Prefer Not Say 7% Meet the Participants Volunteers Race/Ethnicity Students 13% African American N/A 13% Asian / Pacific Islander 22% 60% Caucasian 11% N/A Hispanic/Latinx 26% N/A Middle Eastern/ North African 4% 7% Multi-Racial 19% N/A Native American 4% N/A Not Listed / Another Identity 8% 7% Prefer Not Say 8%
- 4. Business Case Challenge Through SuitUp, volunteers from GroundTruth and students from Middle Village Preparatory Charter School participated in a SuitUp business competition in which they create a new teen-friendly podcast for Spotify. Volunteers coached students in various departments before helping them pitch to judges for a cash prize. Winning Team: Team 3: Truth Hurts Team 1: Teen Growth Mindset Team 2: Frightening Feasts Team 3: Truth Hurts Team 4: Behind the Scenes: Rags to Riches SuitUp to the Challenge
- 5. From Student to CEO… A look at how we are changing life trajectories through corporate skills-based volunteering
- 6. Competitions Make a Difference… 100% of students feel more confident in school and preparing for a career after working with SuitUp and their coaches 100% of volunteers believe their company made a positive impact through SuitUp 100% of volunteers see SuitUp as a way to encourage more students to explore their industry or company AFTER SUITUP...
- 7. GroundTruth’s Impact SuitUp asked students if GroundTruth’s SuitUp competition made an impact on their future career choice. 100% of students said that engaging with the volunteers influenced their career choice and now they can see themselves using skills such as communication, teamwork and public speaking. Students are now interested in exploring the following fields: Business Administration / Entrepreneurship 67% Education 4% Graphic/Web Design 41% Fashion Design 26% Financial Services 44% Marketing 56% Media/Public Relations 11% STEM 15% Other 26%
- 8. Same time next week? 100% of volunteers are interested in doing a SuitUp competition again 100% of students enjoyed interacting with the corporate volunteers 100% of students would like to participate in SuitUp again
- 9. During the competition, we overheard… “ A negative mindset won't let them change and they won't grow or mature! – Middle Village Prep Student I’m feeling amazing and I loved the guidance from coaches! – Middle Village Prep Student This experience introduced me to new career choices and more options for the future! – Middle Village Prep Student It was so awesome working with all of you. So many great ideas! Keep it up, students! – GroundTruth Coach You are all winners, prize or not! This a great experience! – Middle Village Prep Teacher
- 10. Get Involved A huge thank you from all of us in the SuitUp family… JOIN SUITUP’S CORPORATE BOARD VOLUNTEER AT FUTURE EVENTS MAKE AN INTRO TO ANOTHER COMPANY GIVE A GIFT This board meets 4x a year and helps SuitUp implement its strategic plan to scale and serve more students. Follow us on social media and stay engaged in order to sign up for other volunteer opportunities in the future. SuitUp is always seeking new corporate partners to host and sponsor SuitUp competitions and events. We work across the US and even the UK. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, SuitUp is always seeking financial or in-kind support to continue our work in communities that need it most. All gifts are tax deductible.
- 11. THANK YOU www.volunteerSuitUp.org Hope to see you again soon!