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This document summarizes a SuitUp event hosted by Michigan Women Forward, a nonprofit organization. The event involved volunteer coaches from companies guiding students in developing business proposals. Students participated in business case challenges in Grand Rapids and Detroit, developing products/services for AT&T. Surveys found the event helped students feel more confident and interested in various careers. Volunteers and students enjoyed interacting and believed the event made a positive impact.
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Volunteers from McKesson Grapevine partnered with students from Journey to Dream nonprofit to participate in a SuitUp business competition. Students were divided into teams and coached by McKesson volunteers in different business departments to create a pitch to increase awareness of McKesson employment opportunities. The winning team was "The Healthcare Hotties". Surveys found the competition increased students' confidence and career interests, with many now considering healthcare, business, and other fields. Volunteers and students both enjoyed the experience and want to participate in future SuitUp events.
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Volunteers from McKesson Grapevine partnered with students from Journey to Dream nonprofit to participate in a SuitUp business competition. Students were divided into teams and coached by McKesson volunteers in developing innovative strategies to increase awareness of employment opportunities at McKesson. The teams then pitched their ideas to judges with the winning team receiving a cash prize. Surveys found that the competition increased students' confidence and interest in careers like business, healthcare, and STEM fields that McKesson offers. Both volunteers and students enjoyed the experience and wanted to participate in future SuitUp events.
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Volunteers from McKesson Grapevine partnered with students from Journey to Dream nonprofit to participate in a SuitUp business competition. Students were divided into teams and coached by McKesson volunteers in different business departments to create a pitch to increase awareness of McKesson employment opportunities. The winning team was "The Healthcare Hotties". Surveys found the competition increased students' confidence and career interests, with many now considering healthcare, business, and other fields. Volunteers also felt they made a positive impact and most students and volunteers wanted to participate in future SuitUp events.
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Volunteers from McKesson Grapevine partnered with students from Journey to Dream nonprofit to participate in a SuitUp business competition. Students were divided into teams and coached by McKesson volunteers in different business departments to create a pitch to increase awareness of McKesson employment opportunities. The winning team was "The Healthcare Hotties". Surveys found the competition increased students' confidence and career interests, and volunteers believed their participation made a positive impact and encouraged students to explore their industry. Both students and volunteers expressed interest in future collaborations.
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Volunteers from McKesson Grapevine partnered with students from Journey to Dream nonprofit to participate in a SuitUp business competition. Students were divided into teams and coached by McKesson volunteers in different business departments to create a pitch to increase awareness of McKesson employment opportunities. The winning team was "The Healthcare Hotties". Surveys found the competition increased students' confidence and career interests, with many now considering healthcare, business, and other fields. Volunteers and students both enjoyed the experience and want to participate in future SuitUp events.
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Volunteers from McKesson Grapevine partnered with students from Journey to Dream nonprofit to participate in a SuitUp business competition. Students were divided into teams and coached by McKesson volunteers in different business departments to create a pitch to increase awareness of McKesson employment opportunities. The winning team was "The Healthcare Hotties". Surveys found the competition increased students' confidence and career interests, with many now considering healthcare, business, and other fields. Volunteers also felt they made a positive impact and most students and volunteers wanted to participate in future SuitUp events.
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