Volunteers
Become a Community Consulting Teams volunteer and use your business skills to help a local nonprofit better serve the community. See the Volunteer Flyer
We are an all-volunteer organization of MBA graduates that provides pro bono management consulting services to Boston-area nonprofits.
Benefit from becoming involved with CCT
- Be instrumental in improving the effectiveness of worthy nonprofits in their work to address community needs in the Boston area
- Gain deeper knowledge and insight into nonprofits and specific areas of interest
- Network with MBA alumni while working on a meaningful project
- Further develop or refresh business skills
Work with like-minded people on interesting projects
CCT volunteers are a special group. They are graduates of the nation’s top business schools - most are alumni of Tuck (Dartmouth), Sloan (MIT), Yale, Columbia, Stanford, Kellogg (Northwestern) & Wharton (University of Pennsylvania), and more!
- They have worked in many industries and have diverse functional expertise in areas such as marketing, sales, operations, organizational behavior, finance, general management, business development, strategic planning, and consulting.
- Their ages range from late 20s to mid 70s.
- Some are employed full-time; others are part-time workers, stay-at-home parents, between jobs and retirees.
- Sound interesting? Complete an application!
- Questions about volunteering? Contact one of our liaisons, see below.
MBA Liaisons
In addition to recruiting graduates from other top MBA programs, CCT attracts a high number of volunteers from the programs below. In some cases, we staff projects with same-school teams, offering a unique opportunity to get to know local graduates of your program. If you are an alumni of one of these institutions and would like information on how CCT partners with graduates of your program, please contact one of our liaisons:
Booth Nicole Ferry-Lacchia - Nlacchia@gmail.com
Columbia Lei-Choon Ong - lei-choon_ong@ml.com
Darden Shelly Ward - shellyward@comcast.net
INSEAD Boris Efroimskiy - Befroimskiy@gmail.com
Kellogg Jessica Morris - Jessicamorris42@gmail.com
Sloan Mary Cross - sloan@cctboston.org
Tricia Craig - craig.tricia@gmail.com
Stanford Peter Sanborn - stanford@cctboston.org
Tuck Carolyn McGuire - tuck@cctboston.org
Johanna Musselman - johannam567@gmail.com
Wharton Beth Stutzman - bethsomersstutzman@verizon.net
Yale Robert Rifkin - bob.rifkin@verizon.net
If you graduated from another great MBA program, we want to hear from you! Contact us at volunteer@cctboston.org.
CCT Volunteer Profiles
CCT is proud of its many volunteers who serve as board members, project sponsors, project managers and team members.
Volunteer Profile: Johanna Musselman
Volunteer Profile: Jessica Morris
Volunteer Profile: Sarah Bingman Schott
Volunteer Profile: Jeff Caplan
Volunteer Profile: Lorri Veidenheimer
Volunteer Profile: Aish Agrawal
Volunteer Profile: Carol Krauss
Volunteer Profile: Gabriele Loebbert
Volunteer Profile: Stewart Chapin
Volunteer Profile: Jill Tsakiris
Volunteer Profile: Peter Sanborn
Volunteer Profile: Carolyn McGuire
Volunteer Profile: Elizabeth Atkin
Volunteer Profile: Ezra Gordon
Working on the CCT Beacon Hill Village project was a wonderful experience for me. Not only was I able to utilize my MBA skills and knowledge within the context of a meaningful nonprofit consulting experience, but I was also able to build relationships with an interesting and talented group of individuals. It was a pleasure to work with people who were committed, smart and passionate about their pursuits. I truly feel that our work made an impact, and I know that I learned a great deal along the way. I highly recommend the CCT experience because it is such a pragmatic, tangible way to give back to the community at large.
Elizabeth A. , Kellogg grad