The Net Impact Graduate Chapter at Leeds School of Business has achieved Gold chapter standing, a designation awarded to the most outstanding chapters in Net Impact’s 400+ chapter global community. Gold chapters are those that go above and beyond to help the Net Impact community build a more just and sustainable world.
Leeds’ chapter co-presidents Lindsay Randall and Seth Grossman and chapter advisor Julie Waggoner, associate director of the Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility (CESR), will be honored for this achievement at the 2019 Net Impact Conference in Detroit, October 24-26.
"We are thrilled to see Leeds’ MBA Net Impact chapter recognized as a Gold chapter! Many students come to Leeds due to our exceptional sustainability programming—a result of the great work of past chapter leaders, the Net Impact Case Competition and the incredible resource we have in CESR," say Randall and Grossman in a joint statement.
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Net Impact inspires and equips emerging leaders to build a more just and sustainable world. Their programs—delivered locally and globally through 400+ chapters—connect members to the skills, experiences and people that will allow them to have the greatest impact. The annual conference is renowned as a premier inspirational gathering for next generation leaders who want to transform the world.
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