Jul 27, 2020

Emerging Leaders Program Fall 2020 - UN Sustainable Development Goals

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Social Enterprise

Tools for building the future.

This September, a virtual internship program supports emerging leaders to build projects that serve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

You will learn to:

build a venture to serve the UN Sustainable Development Goals
work with underserved populations to identify an unmet need
create a new program or service to serve an unmet need
cultivate a sense of empathy and compassion for stakeholders
create, manage, and run meaningful virtual workshops
collaborate on a diverse team around the world

Launch a Venture That Makes an Impact

At the end of the program, pitch your project to funders and partners who may integrate your work into their organization and hire you. Learn more.

UN Sustainable Development Goals Emerging Leaders Program

For learners in pursuit of careers working with underserved populations in social services, social justice, social entrepreneurship, social innovation, venture philanthropy, and public policy.

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We prepare education leaders to deliver breakthrough results for students and advocate for policies and practices that advance strong school leadership.

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Leadership Development for Asian and Pacific Islander nonprofit staff

A three-part, six-month program designed for future and current leadership and management roles in nonprofit organizations.

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Become the Leader You Want to Be

Find yourself at the very center of business, at Columbia Business School Executive Education. Learn. Lead. Innovate. From the nexus of new ideas.

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Techstars Startup Digest Social Enterprise is curated by:

Daniel D'Alonzo | Sacred Venture - Show what's possible.
daniel@sacredventure.com

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