The volunteer profile is an important tool that CCT uses to match our volunteers' skills and interests with potential project assignments.

Introduction for Volunteers

CCT is continually seeking qualified volunteers to serve in two primary capacities...

Welcome to the ever-evolving book of reference materials and guidelines for the development and use of the CCT Boston website. Feel free to contribute or comment.

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In order to deliver the most impact for our non-profit clients, CCT selects the projects that it will sponsor on the following criteria:

Organization Type and Size:

* The organization must be a 501(c)3. 

Seeking client proposals: All potential clients that wish to be considered for a CCT project are being asked to fill out an application form and submit it to us no later than October 16, 2010

CCT's Client Committee is responsible for identifying and selecting client projects. In selecting leads and prospective clients, the team looks for diversity in client sectors (social services, youth, education, environment, and arts) and project types (such as marketing, growth strategy, and finance).

All projects run from January through May/June (4-5 month duration), and include regular meetings between the CCT team and the client, as well as interim and final client presentations.

Welcome to the CCT Boston site!

Founded in 1990, Community Consulting Teams (CCT) is a volunteer organization that brings together business school graduates and non-profit organizations for the benefit of the greater Boston community.

For the past few years, I've squeezed out time here and there to explore different ways to build online communities--both in a technical sense and in the nature of the communities.  I spent _*a lot*_ of time learning Cold Fusion, SQL Server and Fusebox as a combination of technologies and framework and applied them to developing my own website system that combined genealogy with photo/video albums.