1. INFORMATION SESSION 2015 Aqsa Mian, Devyani Goyal & Michelle Yick

2. INTRODUCTION TO DIRECTORS
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Aqsa Mian
Internal Co-Chair
MotherReach London
Service Expansion
Devyani Goyal
External Co-Chair
Canadian Cancer Society
Youth Volunteer Retention
Michelle Yick
Accenture Co-Chair
The Centre for Employment & Learning
Marketing Strategy
Introduction
Who was your client and what was your project?
What was the impact of your recommendation?
What was the most rewarding aspect of CCP?
What did you take away from the experience?
What is your advice to this year’s participants?

4. PERCEPTIONS OF CONSULTING
POP CULTURE
REALITY
Learn Constantly
Every engagement starts with rapidly understanding the industry and client.
Solve Problems
Combine analytical rigour, industry experience, and technical ingenuity to tackle complex client issues.
Deliver Solutions
Become trusted advisors that help clients achieve sustainable success.
Make an Impact
Use skills to positively transform companies, people, and the community.

5. WHY MANAGEMENT CONSULTING?
Gain exposure to multiple industries and functions
Create and execute million-dollar strategies for leading firms
Conduct groundbreaking research with industry experts
Perform in-depth analysis (financial, operational, customer experience, etc.) to derive key insights
Work closely with C-Suite and senior executives from entry level
Develop communication, teamwork, leadership, and analytical skills
Broaden future exit opportunities

6. WHO IS ACCENTURE? WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT 336,000 people 120 countries
“Accenture is one of the world’s leading professional services companies, providing consulting and outsourcing services through our strategy, digital, technology and operations capabilities.”
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT
336,000 people 120 countries
40 industries
$31.9 billion in revenues (2014) as a public company
#1 largest independent technology services provider
Equipping 3 million people with Skills to Succeed by 2020
12 years on “World’s Most Admired Companies” list

7. WHAT DOES ACCENTURE DO? 89 of the Fortune Global 100
Our clients are among the largest and most complex firms in the world.
We shape and transform their businesses from end-to-end using our global network of industry and functional experts.
OUR CLIENTS
Over ¾ of the Fortune Global 500
89 of the Fortune Global 100
95 of our top 100 clients have been with us for at least 10 years
INDUSTRY GROUPS
Communications, Media & Technology
Financial Services
Health & Public Service
Products
Resources

8. WHAT IS ACCENTURE’S ROLE IN CCP?
Accenture fully supports its peoples’ energy, enthusiasm, and passion to make a positive impact on the community and yourself.
Pro Bono Consulting
When a company provides professional services at no charge to a NPO.
Accenture’s Corporate Citizenship mandate to educate people around the
world by building skills that enable them to participate in and contribute to the economy and society.
600,000 HOURS DONATED
Corporate Citizenship Impact
$2 MILLION IN GRANTS & PRO BONO SERVICE CONTRIBUTED
#1 FIRM ON CR MAGAZINE’S BEST CORPORATE CITIZENS LIST FOR 4 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Skills to Succeed
Accenture contributes to this goal through:
Pro Bono Consulting
Volunteering
Global Giving
Cash Giving
Employee Giving
Disaster Response
Skills-based Volunteering 1
Community Consulting Project (Ivey Business School & University of Calgary) 2
Accent on the Community (McGill University)

10. IVEY CONNECTS OUR MANDATE
“Our organization aims to enhance the educational experience of Ivey students in the area of social responsibility, and to advance the social health of the not-for-profit agencies in our community through volunteer efforts.”
OUR MANDATE
Harness talent and energy of Ivey students to make a positive impact on NPOs and the community
Develop business leaders who will contribute to their communities by exposing students to responsible, leading for-profit organizations
Develop a strong sense of business ethics and community involvement
Encourage students to think about sustainable development, corporate social responsibility, and community involvement from a business perspective
Opportunity to apply school learning onto a practical problem

11. WHAT IS CCP?
“The Community Consulting Project is a program that matches Ivey Business School students with local NPOs to undertake pro-bono consulting projects under the guidance of advisors from global consulting firm, Accenture.”
HOW IT WORKS
9 teams consisting of 4 HBA1 students and 1-2 Accenture advisors
2-month program duration from October 1 – December 4
6-week project engagement from October 12 – November 23
RESULTS
Final presentation to NPO client
Deliverables (written report and/or PPT deck)

12. ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
CCP Directors
Accenture Advisors
HBA1 Students
NPO Clients
Oversee program logistics
Co-ordinate with NPOs, Accenture, Ivey, HBA1s, CCP Alumni, and media
Hold weekly calls to track progress and provide guidance to students throughout the engagement
Answer questions about consulting and Accenture
Collaborate weekly with client and advisors to research, analyze, and deliver recommendations
Update directors with progress and concerns
Be readily available to provide feedback and information to students via phone/ /in-person
Attend opening and closing ceremonies

13. WHY APPLY TO PARTICIPATE IN CCP?
PERSONAL GROWTH
Develop hard skills
Problem-solving, research, data analysis, synthesis, Excel & PowerPoint
Develop soft skills
Teamwork, communication, time management, organization, professionalism
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Apply classroom knowledge to solving a real case
Learn about consulting by working with Accenture professionals
Gain experience and understanding of consulting and NPOs
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Enable NPOs to fulfill their mission and serve their beneficiaries
Make a tangible, lasting impact on the community
Apply real world
Involvement in community
And time commitment

14. APPLICATION PROCESS SELECTION CRITERIA
Now
Sep 18
Download application at Submit application to Receive interview notification from directors Attend interview with directors and alumni Receive offer to participate in CCP 2015
Sep 23
Sep 25/27
Sep 28
SELECTION CRITERIA
Intent to participate and “fit” with program objectives
Previous work / volunteer / leadership experience
Ability to commit, collaborate, and deliver

15. 2015 NPO CLIENTS
Elgin Middlesex Oxford Workforce Planning and Development Board

16. MANDATORY DATES & EVENTS
Time
Event
September 18
Noon
Applications due online
September 24-28
Various
Interviews conducted
September 28
Evening
Offers sent
October 1
2:00 – 3:30pm
Initial Team Meeting
October 2
7:00 – 9:00pm
Opening Ceremonies
October 6
CCP 101
November 2-5
Midpoint Check-in
November 23
11:59pm
Final Deliverables Due
December 4
Closing Ceremonies

17. STAY CONNECTED
iveyccp.wordpress.com /IveyCommunityConsultingProject
Aqsa (Internal):
Devyani (External):
Michelle (Accenture):