College students from all Sullivan Foundation partner schools are invited to participate in a once-in-a-lifetime internship opportunity or combined internship/course credit option for the MO Summit, a yearly industry-leading social enterprise and business leadership event taking place May 12-13 in Portland, Oregon.
Presented by Big Path Capital and Real Leaders magazine, the MO Summit convenes leaders who are scaling high-growth, positive-impact companies. Nearly 200 CEOs from the most successful social impact businesses in the U.S., Canada and several other countries will attend this informative, changemaking industry gathering. In addition, the first RealLeaders 100 (the top CEOs of social enterprises) will be recognized at the event.
Student interns will have the opportunity to meet, assist, network with and learn from top executives that are creating positive change through their businesses, innovating leadership, and building unique, socially impactful mission-driven companies. Student interns will be exposed to cutting-edge social enterprises and B corporations that are redefining archaic ways of thinking about ourselves, our employees, our companies, our industry, and the world.
College students in the Sullivan network of colleges and universities will have the opportunity to meet, learn from and network with nearly 200 CEOs of top social enterprises at the MO Summit this May.
Keynote speakers for this year’s MO Summit include Gunnar Lovelace, CEO of Good Money; Matt Hayer, CEO of Vital Farms; and Melanie Dulbecco, CEO of Torani. Additionally, 15 CEOs, partners, founders and executives will speak at the event.
Only a limited number of MO Summit internships are available. Sullivan School students or faculty interested in learning more about the internships only should contact Melissa Scheiderer via email at melissa@bigpathcapital.com.
The combined internship/course credit option is offered through the University of Mississippi. However, students at Sullivan partner schools are responsible for checking with their own schools to make sure the credits will transfer. To learn more about this option, contact Dr. Jody Holland via email at jholland@olemiss.edu.
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