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2014 Sept Enactus Hiring Package (Draft 3)
2014 Sept Enactus Hiring Package (Draft 3)
2014 Sept Enactus Hiring Package (Draft 3)
PACKAGE
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
ABOUT ENACTUS
OUR PROJECTS
COMPETITIONS
CORE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
HOW TO APPLY
AVAILABLE POSITIONS:
FINANCE
INTERNAL
MARKETING
OUR PROJECTS:
SPEND IT RIGHT
BIZKIT
GREEN PURSUIT
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About enactus
A community of students, academic, and business leaders committed to
using the power of entrepreneurial action to transform lives and shape a
better, more sustainable world.
entrepreneurial
having the perspective to see an opportunity and the talent to create value from that op-
portunity
action
the willingness to do something and the commitment to see it through even when the out-
come is not guaranteed
us
a group of people who see themselves connected in some important way; individuals that
are part of a greater whole
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36 countries
1,600 university teams
66,500 student leaders
7,400,000 hours of impact
invaluable improvement
A community of student, academic, and business leaders committed to
using the power of entrepreneurial action to transform lives and shape a
better, more sustainable world.
Our Story
Fi First founded as ACE (Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship) UBC in 2001, En-
actus UBCs purpose has always been the same: to make long-term improve-
ments in the community through entrepreneurial action. Together, we believe
that by channeling each persons unique talents, passions, and ideas, we can
make a much greater impact. With driven members and supporters who collab-
orate to provide innovative solutions to some of the worlds most pressing
social issues, our club is committed to making a dierence through our
projects.
Our Mission
To make measurable improvements in the community through the use of en-
trepreneurship while helping UBC students become socially responsible busi-
ness leaders.
Our Vision
To live in a world filled with accessible opportunity, less disparity, and people
who look beyond financial profitability.
Our Values
Curiosity. We continuously question our environment, whether that be from an
environmental, economic, or social perspective. We always wonder if we can
make something better than before.
Cou Courage. We are willing to do something dierent in order achieve our goals.
We understand the importance of taking risks for the betterment of our society,
and we know that there is no better time to take them than now.
Change. We crave to see improvements in the community, and are passionate
facilitators who help make them happen. We know that together, we can and
will make a dierence this year and in future years to come.
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Spend It Right
Spend It Right a Spend It Right acts as a platform for high school stu-
dents to explore their interest in business. Last year,
project members delivered interactive workshops to
over 120 students in six schools in the Lower Mainland
in partnership with Fair Trade Vancouver. We provide
the knowledge and skills necessary to design and
create a product that represents the values and be-
liefs of our non-profit partners.
Our ultimate goal is to use social entrepreneurship to make a positive impact and showase
how businesses can enrich lives beyond just generating profits. In this process, we hope to
enhance the learning and lives of everyone involved. To reach this goal, we are operating
three projects and will be launching a fourth project this year.
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Our Projects
Bizkit
Bizkit is a Bizkit is a consulting project that provides lasting
solutions to organizations in need. Last year, the
Bizkit team worked with Strathcona Community
Centre, helping them reduce their costs by $1000 a
month by improving their operational eiciency with-
out cutting any recreational programs. This year, they
are working with The Sharing Farm and Gods Little
Ac Acre Farm to make operational improvements and
reduce food waste in the community.
Green Pursuit
GGreen Pursuit works with a team of UBC chemical and
biological engineers to develop biodiesel from used
cooking oil produced by UBC Food Services. BCom
students manage engagements with clients in the
Greater Vancouver region to maximize the benefits
the biodiesel can provide. We have facilitated the pro-
duction and distribution of 90 litres of biodiesel,
reducing our clients carbon footprints by 165 kg
of CO2.
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Western Regional Exposition
March 12-13, 2015
The Westin Calgary, Calgary
compete in 3 dierent categories: entrepreneurship, sustainability, and financial literacy
receive feedback from professionals from TD Bank Group, Scotiabank, and Capital One on projects
connect with successful Enactus student entrepreneurs and their businesses
me meet industry leaders, network with major companies, access to exclusive job fairs
present to students from over 20 dierent schools and form long lasting connections with peers
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Every year, Enactus hosts regional and
national expositions in Canada. These
presentation-based competi-
tions allow Enactus stu-
dents across Canada to pres-
ent their projects and gain valuable
feedback from esteemed judges.
Winners of the national competitions
can compete on the international stage in
front of thousands of Enactus students from
around the world. Enactus UBC sends com-
petition teams to these events yearly, and
placed at Regionals in February 2014.
Competitions
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Enactus Canada National Exposition
May 11-13, 2015
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto
present on overall impact made by teams in 2014-2015
access the Executive Forum and HSBC Womens Leadership Forum
communicate with companies such as KPMG, Enterprise, Walmart, Telus, Tim Hortons, and RBC
gain exposure to 60 Canadian teams and learn from 348 dierent projects
connect with successful industry professionals and student entrepreneurs from across Canada
attend workshops to gain valuable skills and knowledge from business professionals
potential to win and represent Canada on the global stage at the Enactus World Cup
Enactus World Cup
Date TBA in 2015
Johannesburg, South Africa
interact with 1,600 teams from around the world
learn best case practices from 36 national champions
access high quality receptions, panel discussions, speakers, and workshops
experience the diversity and internationalism of Enactus
connect with executives from top local companies sponsoring the competition
meet students, faculty, and professionals in the international Enactus network
understand the dierent types of impact students are making and the power of social entrepreneurship
CORE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
SPONSORSHIP
DIRECTOR
INTERNAL
DIRECTOR
WEBMASTER
BIZKIT
SPEND IT
RIGHT
FUNDRAISING
DIRECTOR
ENGAGEMENT
DIRECTOR
NEW
PROJECT
GREEN
PURSUIT
PRESIDENT
VP
FINANCE
VP
INTERNAL
VP
MARKETING
VP
PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT
VP
PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT
MARKETING
ASSOCIATE
You might notice that we dont have any numbers for our positions available. That is because instead of
simply looking for a set number of individuals, we are looking for the right individuals. As long as you are a
good fit for our team, then welcome aboard!
Regardless of position, team members will be exposed to all aspects of the organizations operations and
be able to contribute to other areas outside of their position.
Resume and Application Form
Complete the application form here: http://tinyurl.com/enactusubc2014 and attach your application
along with your 1-page resume as ONE PDF FILE.
Label your application as ProjectORDepartment.FirstName.LastName.pdf, using the project or
department of your choice.
Send your application to internal@enactusubc.com by Friday, September 19 at 11:59 PM with the
subject of your email the same as the name of your application.
Projects and Departments
Finance
Internal
Marketing
BK = Bizkit
SIR = Spend It Right
GP = Green Pursuit
E.g SpendItRight.Sherlock.Holmes.pdf
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at internal@enactusubc.com.
HOW TO APPLY
FINANCE
Job description: The Sponsorship Director will be supporting the VP Finance to seek monetary
and in-kind donations from companies for the organization. They will also be responsible for
connecting with company sponsors, maximizing sponsorship donations, and maintaining sponsor
relations.
Time commitment: 10 hours/week
Key Responsibilities:
Prepare efective fundraising plans and goals for the new year
Develop a solid foundation for future help with sponsorships, competitions, and support
for projects
Regularly update alumni on the organizations progress and bring any feedback back to the
President
Qualifications:
Improve the amount of trafic on the website through Google Analytics and SEO tools
Proficiency in creative sofware such as Adobe Photoshop and skills in web design/coding
is an asset
WEBMASTER
Job description: The Marketing Associate will assist the VP Marketing in creating various
promotional material for the organization. They will also be responsible for helping to oversee
various social media channels and act as the photographer during club events.
Time commitment: 8 hours/week
Key Responsibilities:
Create and design visual material for use in marketing campaigns such as posters and
graphics
Proficiency in creative sofware such as Adobe Photoshop and skills in web design/coding
is an asset
Maintain online platforms (Twitter and Wordpress) - ensure all are up-to-date
Develop, design, and market all promotional material for Spend It Right initiatives,
including print, web, and video advertisements
Work closely with the Project Director to create a detailed marketing plan and timeline to
promote Spend It Right to schools
Qualifications:
Strong creative ability (Photoshop, InDesign, and video editing experience is an asset)
SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR
Job description: The Sponsorship Coordinator is responsible for securing monetary and in-kind
sponsorship for the Spend It Right project
Time commitment: 5 - 10 hours/week
Key Responsibilities:
Attend all meetings, events, and the competition hosted by Spend It Right
Provide feedback and constructive comments to improve the operations of the project and
the non-profit organizations
Build and maintain relationships with non-profit organizations through written and verbal
communication and on-site meetings
Communicate with and meet potential sponsors and partners to identify those which can
create value-added for them and the project
Develop strategies that use the local green energy industry landscape to provide maximum
benefit to Green Pursuit
Provide updates to the team via email and during regular meetings
No knowledge of chemical processes is necessary, but a passion for green energy and sustainability
(both environmental and financial) is a definite asset
CORPORATE RELATIONS MANAGER
Job description: The Business Development Manager will be primarily responsible for locating
new biodiesel customers, both businesses and individuals. Due to the cost-efective nature of our
biodiesel production, this provides our clients with a lower priced biodiesel option than other
biodiesel suppliers can provide. By discovering B2B and B2C client needs, and working with other
Green Pursuit and ESW team members to address them, the BDM will ensure a steadily increasing
stream of revenue for the project and a high-quality product.
Time commitment: 5 - 10 hours/week
Key Responsibilities:
Work with both ESW and Green Pursuit teams to increase product quality and saleability
Provide updates to the team via email and during regular meetings
No knowledge of chemical processes is necessary, but a passion for green energy and sustainability
(both environmental and financial) is a definite asset
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER