Salesforce Chicago Impact Report_11012022
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Volunteers from Salesforce Chicago coached students from two Chicago schools, DRW College Prep and Dewey School of Excellence, in a business case challenge competition hosted by the nonprofit SuitUp. The students designed new modes of transportation for getting to school and pitched their ideas to judges. Team 3 won with their "Ford Transportation Express" proposal. Surveys found the event boosted students' confidence and career interests, and 100% of volunteers and students wanted to participate in future SuitUp events.
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LoopMe and students from Abraham Lincoln High School participated in a business competition through SuitUp where they created marketing campaigns for Mountain Dew Kickstart or Microsoft Surface. The winning team's campaign was called "Wear Your Inner Self". 100% of students felt more confident after working with SuitUp volunteers and 100% of volunteers believed they made a positive impact. The competition influenced students' career choices, with many now interested in fields like business administration, marketing, and STEM. Both volunteers and students enjoyed interacting and want to participate in SuitUp again. LoopMe made an impact on students' future career exploration. The document encourages continued involvement through volunteering, donations, and introductions to other companies.
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Santander Bank volunteers coached students from the Overtown Youth Center in Miami in a business case competition hosted by SuitUp. Students were split into teams and created new product or service ideas for Nike, which they then pitched to judges. Team 1 proposed "Nike Charms". 100% of students felt more confident and prepared for their careers after working with the volunteers. Both volunteers and students wanted to participate in another SuitUp competition in the future. The event exposed students to various career fields and influenced many of their future career choices.
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Through a SuitUp business competition hosted by Cybereason, 50 volunteers from Cybereason coached 86 students from Peabody Prep Virtual School to create new products and services for Nike to pitch to judges. The winning team created a Nike Dance Club. Surveys found that after participating, more students felt confident obtaining career skills and saw themselves having careers using skills learned. 75% of students were interested in marketing, graphics, or digital fields after working with Cybereason volunteers. Both volunteers and students wanted to participate in SuitUp again.
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Volunteers from financial services company Plaid partnered with students from Hoboken Charter School in a SuitUp business competition. Students were divided into teams and coached by Plaid volunteers in different business departments before pitching new financial literacy app ideas to judges. Team Financial Freedom won the competition. Surveys found that both students and volunteers benefited significantly from the experience in areas like career skills/confidence, interest in specific fields, and belief in the impact of corporate volunteering. Both groups expressed interest in participating in future SuitUp competitions.
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Volunteers from Louis Vuitton and students from One World Middle School participated in a SuitUp business competition. Students were divided into teams and designed a new Louis Vuitton product, presenting their pitches to judges. Team Lou Lou Babies won the competition. Both students and volunteers found the experience beneficial - students gained confidence and interest in business fields, while volunteers felt they encouraged career paths. All parties expressed interest in future collaborations.
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This document summarizes a skills-based volunteering event hosted by Lucid called SuitUp with Lucid. Key details:
- Lucid hosted a business case challenge for students from Canyons Technical Education Center where they identified features to improve remote learning in Lucid's product Lucidspark.
- Students were divided into teams to develop and pitch ideas to judges for a cash prize. Team 4's idea for a Lucidspark calendar won.
- Surveys found the event gave students more confidence and interest in careers in marketing, business administration, and media/PR. Volunteers also felt it positively impacted the company and students.
- Both students and volunteers wanted to participate in another SuitUp event in the future
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Wondersauce volunteers coached students from two Ohio high schools in a business competition hosted by SuitUp. The students were split into teams and tasked with creating an innovative new product for Nike for a target market. Team 2's "Feast Like a Beast" concept won. Both students and volunteers found the experience beneficial. It increased students' confidence and interest in careers like marketing, business, and design. Volunteers also felt they encouraged students to consider their industries. Both groups want to participate in future SuitUp competitions.
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- 1. SuitUp with Salesforce Chicago 11.01.2022 Opening Doors and Reimagining Pathways for Students Everywhere…
- 2. students served volunteers engaged 37 25 About Salesforce Salesforce is the world’s #1 CRM platform. They support 50,000 customers in every industry from banking, government, health care, retail, education and nonprofits in running their businesses more effectively. Their core values are Trust, Customer Success, Innovation and Equality. About the Students DRW College Prep challenges and supports students to become highly educated people of integrity who positively impact their community. Their vision is live their G.R.I.T. values of Growth, Reflection, Integrity, and Teamwork as they prepare their scholars for success in college and beyond. Dewey School of Excellence is committed to always operating in excellence. They develop all scholars into college bound graduates, and model citizens through rigorous, engaging instruction, a strong and diverse enrichment program, and a strong school, community, and family partnership.
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- 7. Salesforce Impact SuitUp asked students if Salesforce’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 65% Education 12% Graphic/Web Design 23% Fashion Design 19% Financial Services 19% Marketing 35% Media/Public Relations 12% STEM 8% Other 12%
- 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… “This experience made me want to work here at Salesforce! - SuitUp Student It was amazing to watch the students find their voice today! - Salesforce Coach Take today as an opportunity to make a difference in the world. You can be a CEO! - Salesforce Judge Thank you to my coaches! Today I learned about KPIs. - SuitUp Student My favorite part was the students! They all participated and spoke up and shared and collaborated. They were fantastic to work with. - Salesforce Coach
- 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!