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Research Outline
Prepared for Alex A. | Delivered October 30, 2020
Volunteer Opportunities for Executives
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Goals
To a get a list of potential non-profits where you can volunteer your skill and time. These non-profits must have opportunities for people with executive experience.
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Early Findings
The research team has
created a spreadsheet
for the non-profits identified. In the
spreadsheet
, we have provided information on two non-profits that have opportunities for executive work, namely 501 Commons (Executive Service Corps Program) and the International Executive Service Corps (IESC).
International Executive Service Corps (IESC)
IESC's services covers eight areas of expertise, including
enterprise development
, finance and investments, market linkages, market-driven agriculture, workforce development, enabling environment, capacity building, and farmer-to-farmer.
IESC has worked on
projects in Africa
, Latin America, Europe, Middle East, and Asia.
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available positions
include Agriculture and Agriculture Finance F2F Volunteer Experts, Agricultural Groups and Cooperatives Management Expert Volunteer, Access to Markets Specialist, Business Enabling Environment / Policy Reform Manager, Business Plan Development for a Social Enterprise, Business Regulations & Institutional Reform, and much more.
501 Commons (Executive Service Corps Program)
The organization provides "
30+ services
, including a full range of management consulting; technology consulting (IT planning and database development); outsourced HR, accounting, IT infrastructure, and database management services; professional development and board training; and free information and referral services."
501 Commons (Executive Service Corps) operates
everywhere in the United States
, only.
Expert volunteers are matched to existing projects based on the skills and experience required for each project. As such, existing opportunities are not accessible.
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