MBA
CORPS
Developing C.E.O.s
(Creators of
Economic Opportunity)
Use your MBA and network to solve the societal issues of poverty,
healthcare, education, environment and crime by providing communities with sustainable
economic development, access to capital, a solid economic infrastructure and
entrepreneurial skills.
MBA Corps’
mission is to provide small businesses with
pro bono
professional consulting services, management guidance and technical
assistance in our strike zones—economically challenged urban and
rural areas. MBA Corps, Inc. is a not-for-profit
corporation that primarily combats poverty and bridges the digital
divide. National
Pro Bono Consulting Needs.
MBA
Corps consists of three programs:
MBAs
Care….think
flexible, part-time, managerial, domestic Peace Corps-type volunteer
program that allows you to make a civic contribution as a volunteer while
working fulltime and meeting your other obligations . Individuals and
teams are encouraged to apply.
Typical Scenario
Flag
Officers Corps
members are proven
entrepreneurs or leaders in their organizations.
You can volunteer as an individual consultant, as many
do, or you can volunteer your team.
Pro Bono MBAs have access to
all
expenses paid volunteer consulting projects in over 50 countries
including Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan,
Bulgaria, China, India, Mexico,
Tunisia, Ukraine, Montenegro, and Thailand.
The projects last from two weeks to several months. Combating
poverty internationally is important.
MBA Corps’ efforts to strengthen America’s
small businesses allow us to strengthen the fabric of the American
economy, the American neighborhood and
the American family. Small
businesses represent the greatest potential for future job growth.
Why
Help Small Businesses
Imagine the possibilities of bringing to bear
America’s greatest arsenal of wealth creating power—its MBA
alumni—on the choke point of economic growth—small businesses—in poor neighborhoods.
Why
Volunteer
MBA
Corps––Be
a C.E.O.
(Creator
of Economic
Opportunity)
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