Leading a non-profit or for profit? All challenges are unique but most are transferrable.

Our speakers are some of our past HBS Club of Toronto Social Enterprise Scholarship winners:

• Wendy Porch, Executive Director, Centre for Independent Living in Toronto
• Surranna Sandy, MA, MBA, Chief Executive Officer, Skills for Change
• Adam Fair, VP Strategy and Impact
• Moderator Jim Downham, HBS Club of Toronto, VP of Social Enterprise

HBS Club of Toronto Social Enterprise Scholarship Winners will share learnings from their experience and from the HBS programs which have enhanced their careers, taught them global best practices and allowed to connect with exceptional like-minded professionals.

HBS Club of Toronto’s Social Enterprise Scholarships are made possible with the support provided to the Club by our sponsors and the Toronto HBS community.

2022 Scholarships Applications are now open - learn more here.

Taught by a team of faculty members from Harvard Business School and other graduate schools within Harvard University, the programs for non-profit leaders feature management cases and materials drawn from a wide variety of social enterprises. Post-program evaluations have been overwhelmingly positive, and follow-up discussions indicate that participants are actively applying concepts and skills from the programs. Participants have the opportunity to connect with non-profit leaders from a broad range of sectors and geographies.

Strategic Perspectives in Non-profit Management (SPNM), is designed for nonprofit CEOs and Executive Directors, is planned to be held in person on the HBS campus July 10 – 16, 2022

Driving Nonprofit Performance and Innovation – Virtual (DNPIV), is designed for nonprofit leaders committed to improving their organization’s performance measurement and impact, will be held June 2 – 9, 2022

The Harvard Business School (HBS) Club of Toronto is a non-profit organization whose vision is to create a life-long HBS experience for Toronto-based alumni and make a positive impact in the HBS community and beyond. We aim to deliver on our mission through three focus areas: Relationships, Education, and Community. The HBS Club of Toronto awards scholarships to non-profit leaders in the city.