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This document summarizes a business case competition hosted by NBCUniversal and City Knoll Middle School through the SuitUp program. Students were divided into teams and coached by NBCUniversal volunteers to develop advertising campaigns pairing popular companies and TV shows/films. One team's campaign for Toyota and Jurassic Park won. Surveys found the experience boosted students' confidence and interest in fields like business, marketing, and media. Volunteers and students both enjoyed participating and want to do it again. The document encourages further involvement with the SuitUp nonprofit.
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Volunteers from Ghirardelli chocolate company and students from Lighthouse Community Public Schools participated in a business case competition hosted by SuitUp. Students were divided into teams and worked with Ghirardelli volunteers as coaches to develop new product or service ideas for the company. The teams then pitched their ideas to judges. The winning team proposed Ghirardelli Ghoul Treats. Both volunteers and students found the experience valuable in building business skills. Most students said it influenced their career interests, such as business administration. Both groups expressed interest in participating in another SuitUp event in the future.
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Volunteers from George Washington University's Undergraduate Consulting Group coached students from Woodson NAF Academy of Finance in a business case competition hosted by SuitUp. Students were tasked with creating a new product or service for Nike for their target market. The winning team pitched a concept for a Nike Cafe. Both students and volunteers found the experience impactful, with 100% of students feeling more confident and exploring new career paths, and 100% of volunteers believing their company made a positive impact through SuitUp.
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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.
Impact Report_McKesson Grapevine_03242023.pdf
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.
Impact Report_McKesson Grapevine_03242023.pdf
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.
Impact Report_McKesson Grapevine_03242023 (1).pdf
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.
Impact Report_McKesson Grapevine_03242023.pdf
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.
Impact Report_McKesson Grapevine_03242023.pdf
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.
Impact Report_McKesson Chino_03232023.pdf
Volunteers from McKesson Chino and students from Chino High School participated in a SuitUp business competition where they created an app for McKesson. The winning team's app supports students seeking healthcare answers and access to care. Volunteers coached students before they pitched their ideas to judges. Both volunteers and students found the experience beneficial, with students gaining confidence and interest in various careers like healthcare and business administration. Volunteers and students want to participate in future SuitUp events and competitions.
Impact Report_McKesson Suwanee_03162023.pdf
This document summarizes a SuitUp business competition hosted by McKesson Suwanee where students from South Gwinnett High School participated. Volunteers from McKesson coached students as they developed business strategies to increase awareness of McKesson employment opportunities. A winning team was selected. Surveys found the event increased students' confidence and interest in careers like business, healthcare, and marketing. Volunteers and students both enjoyed the experience and want to participate again.
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United Talent Agency and Oxford Academy students participated in a SuitUp business competition where they created proposals to expand Bad Bunny's brand. Students were divided into teams and coached by UTA volunteers. They then pitched their ideas to judges, with "Un Verano Contigo - The Tour" winning. Both students and volunteers found the experience valuable, with 100% of students feeling more confident and 100% of volunteers believing their company made a positive impact. The event influenced many students' career choices, such as business administration. All participants expressed interest in future SuitUp events.
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This document summarizes a business case competition hosted by SuitUp between students from The City School and volunteers from Snap Inc. in Los Angeles. The competition challenged students to create a new feature for Snapchat focused on amplifying women's voices. Students were divided into teams and coached by Snap volunteers before pitching their ideas to judges. The winning team's idea was called "Local Snap Girl." Feedback from both students and volunteers was overwhelmingly positive, with many students reporting increased confidence and interest in career paths related to the volunteers' industries after participating.
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United Talent Agency and Oxford Academy students participated in a SuitUp business competition where they created proposals to expand Bad Bunny's brand. Students were divided into teams and coached by UTA volunteers to develop comprehensive pitches. The winning team proposed "Un Verano Contigo - The Tour". Post-competition surveys found that 100% of students felt more confident and that the experience positively influenced their career choices, with many interested in fields like business, marketing, and media. 100% of volunteers and students enjoyed the interaction and collaboration, and are interested in future SuitUp events. The document advocates for continued corporate partnerships and support to further SuitUp's mission of using skills-based volunteering to help students.
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- 1. SuitUp with NBC Universal 10.6.2022 Opening Doors and Reimagining Pathways for Students Everywhere…
- 2. students served volunteers engaged 21 20 About NBCUniversal NBCUniversal is one of the world’s leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news and information to a global audience. The company owns and operates a valuable portfolio of news and entertainment television networks, a premier motion picture company, significant television production operations, a leading television stations group, world-renowned theme parks, and a premium ad-supported streaming service. NBCUniversal is a subsidiary of Comcast Corporation. About City Knoll Middle School Founded in 2014, City Knoll Middle School is a diverse learning community that develops self-confidence and supports creative minds and energetic, future leaders. Based in NYC, they develop socially responsive, critical thinkers and problem solvers, who are successfully able to navigate a complex and evolving world.
- 3. Volunteers Gender Students 62% Female 67% 38% Male 29% N/A Prefer Not Say 4% Meet the Participants Volunteers Race/Ethnicity Students 8% African American 4% 23% Asian / Pacific Islander 8% N/A Black 4% 62% Caucasian 4% N/A Hispanic/Latinx 46% N/A Middle Eastern/ North African 4% N/A Multi-Racial 13%
- 4. 4 Business Case Challenge Through SuitUp, volunteers from NBCUniversal and students from City Knoll Middle School participated in a SuitUp business competition in which they helped a popular company create an advertisement using the characters from one NBCUniversal show or film. Volunteers coached students in various departments before helping them pitch to judges for a cash prize. Winning Team: Toyota x Jurassic Park Team 1: Nintendo x World Cup Team 3: Toyota x Jurassic Park Team 2: Doordash x The Voice SuitUp to the Challenge Team 4: Adidas x Jurassic Park x Minions x Kardashians
- 5. From Student to CEO… A look at how we are changing life trajectories through corporate skills-based volunteering
- 6. Competitions Make a Difference… 95% 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. NBCUniversal Impact SuitUp asked students if NBCUniversal’s SuitUp competition made an impact on their future career choice. 91% 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 17% Education 17% Fashion Design 21% Marketing 38% Media/Public Relations 4% STEM 13% Other 17%
- 8. Same time next week? 100% of volunteers are interested in doing a SuitUp competition again 100% of students enjoyed interacting with their SuitUp coaches 100% of students would like to participate in SuitUp again
- 9. During the competition, we overheard… ““My favorite part was watching the students open up from being shy and quiet to leaning in and feeling excited as the project progressed.” – NBCUniversal Volunteer “I enjoyed talking to the students about their interests.”– NBCUniversal Volunteer “My favorite part will be winning (hopefully)!” – SuitUp Student
- 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!