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Share exciting news with classmates and encourage their support of Berkeley Haas.

Class Engagement Officer

As the Class Engagement Officer (CEO), you are the point person for your classmates and an important alumni Ambassador for the school.

Contact:
Tenny Frost, Executive Director, Development & Alumni Relations,
frost@haas.berkeley.edu or call 510.643.5340.

Role:	Keep your classmates engaged with each other and the school, and help to enhance the school’s reputational and financial strength.
Responsibilities:	Peer-to-peer Communications & Outreach: Communicate with your classmates about Haas School news, encouraging them to Hire Haas, participate in alumni events and Big Give, and get involved Encourage sharing of personal and professional updates for the Alumni Notes feature in the BerkeleyHaas magazine Enhance the School’s Financial Strength: Make your annual donation to the Haas Fund Lend your voice for one or two email appeals encouraging your classmates to support the school philanthropically Participate in Volunteer Meetings & Conference Calls: Participate in video conference calls with the Dean for strategy updates and school news Fall: Thursday, Oct 10, 2019 at 12:30 pm PST Spring: TBA Attend the Class Volunteer Leadership Conference Saturday, March 7, 2020
Benefits:	Access to the Dean and Berkeley Haas senior leadership Networking with other alumni leaders Personal staff liaison Access to faculty & additional learning opportunities at Conference Complimentary admission to select Berkeley Haas events Recognition in the Annual Report and on the website

Qualifications:

Enthusiastic and committed to Berkeley Haas
An exemplar of the school’s defining leadership principles
Understand how the Haas Fund supports the school’s mission and goals
Committed to increasing alumni participation and giving to the Haas Fund; a current Haas Fund donor, willing to encourage others to support the school
Accessible to staff liaison

Embody your culture:	Demonstrate the Berkeley Haas culture by embodying the defining leadership principles, and carry a Haas Culture Card to share with alumni and colleagues Post notes/stories within your social/micro networks to build awareness of and appreciation for the Haas School and the defining leadership principles Recommend 3+ classmates to be profiled on how they embody Haas culture
Serve your community:	Ensure your online profile and photo are current in @cal Attend at least one Berkeley Haas event (regional or signature) Inform your classmates about upcoming Haas events Take the call — connect with alumni and students about career or industry-related topics Be active in online communities LinkedIn: Haas/Berkeley Alumni group haas.berkeley.edu/alumni/linkedin Facebook: haas.berkeley.edu/alumni/facebook Twitter (@BerkeleyHaas; @RichLyons; #haasalumni; #haasreunion) Submit an Alumni Note for an upcoming BerkeleyHaas magazine Hire Haas — Build a Haas presence in your company/firm: Encourage HR to post internships for Haas students Encourage HR to post job openings for Haas students and alumni
Support the realization of Haas’ financial future	Make your annual donation to the Haas Fund by campaign deadline of June 30 Encourage your classmates to join you in supporting Berkeley Haas Participate in the Big Give social media blitz Review a list of classmates and/or alumni, and recommend potential donors to your staff liaison
Leverage lifelong learning	Suggest other alumni who can serve as speakers on campus or at regional events Visit and view the lectures and seminars posted on Haas Insights Review UC Berkeley Center for Executive Education’s (CEE) website and course offerings, and consider leveraging your 30% discount on your first Executive Education course and 15% discount on any additional courses. Share the CEE course selection with your class, employer and friends MBA Alumni: Review the MBA Alumni Audit Program course selection (sent every December 15 and July 15) and consider sitting in on a class

MBA Reunion Committee

As a member of your MBA Reunion Committee, you are a key advisor and class leader working with Haas to plan your spring reunion.

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Contact:

FTMBA, EWMBA, and EMBA 1st year reunions
FTMBA and EWMBA 5th, and 10th year reunions
Tenny Frost, Executive Director, Development & Alumni Relations,
frost@haas.berkeley.edu or call 510.643.5340

FTMBA and EWMBA 15th and 20th year reunions
FTMBA 25th, 30th, and 35th year reunions
Tenny Frost, Executive Director, Development & Alumni Relations,
frost@haas.berkeley.edu or call 510.643.5340.

Responsibilities:

Peer-to-peer Communications & Outreach:
- Communicate with your classmates about Haas School news, encouraging them to Hire Haas, participate in alumni events and Big Give, and get involved
- Encourage sharing of personal and professional updates for the Alumni Notes feature in the BerkeleyHaas magazine
Enhance the School’s Financial Strength:
- Make your annual donation to the Haas Fund
- Lend your voice for one or two email appeals encouraging your classmates to support the school philanthropically
Participate in Volunteer Meetings & Conference Calls:
- Participate in video conference calls with the Dean for strategy updates and school news
- Attend the Class Volunteer Leadership Conference

Reunion Responsibilities:

Recruit cohort leaders for your Class Reunion Committee
Send “Hope to see you!” Reunion postcards
Collect class photos for marketing and publicity
Attend Reunion Weekend
Host/Plan class socials during reunion weekend (optional)

Benefits:

Access to the Dean and Berkeley Haas senior leadership
Networking with other alumni leaders
Personal staff liaison
Access to faculty & additional learning opportunities at Conference
Complimentary admission to select Berkeley Haas events
Recognition in the Annual Report and on the website

Qualifications:

Enthusiastic and committed to Berkeley Haas
An exemplar of the school’s defining leadership principles
Understand how the Haas Fund supports the school’s mission and goals
Committed to increasing alumni participation and giving to the Haas Fund; a current Haas Fund donor, willing to encourage others to support the school
Accessible to staff liaison

Embody your culture:	Demonstrate the Berkeley Haas culture by embodying the defining leadership principles, and carry a Haas Culture Card to share with alumni and colleagues Post notes/stories within your social/micro networks to build awareness of and appreciation for the Haas School and the defining leadership principles Recommend 3+ classmates to be profiled on how they embody Haas culture
Serve your community:	Ensure your online profile and photo are current in @cal Attend at least one Berkeley Haas event (regional or signature) Inform your classmates about upcoming Haas events Take the call — connect with alumni and students about career or industry-related topics Be active in online communities LinkedIn: Haas/Berkeley Alumni group haas.berkeley.edu/alumni/linkedin Facebook: haas.berkeley.edu/alumni/facebook Twitter (@BerkeleyHaas; @RichLyons; #haasalumni; #haasreunion) Submit an Alumni Note for an upcoming BerkeleyHaas magazine Hire Haas — Build a Haas presence in your company/firm: Encourage HR to post internships for Haas students Encourage HR to post job openings for Haas students and alumni
Support the realization of Haas’ financial future	Make your annual donation to the Haas Fund by campaign deadline of June 30 Encourage your classmates to join you in supporting Berkeley Haas Participate in the Big Give social media blitz Review a list of classmates and/or alumni, and recommend potential donors to your staff liaison
Leverage lifelong learning	Suggest other alumni who can serve as speakers on campus or at regional events Visit and view the lectures and seminars posted on Haas Insights Review UC Berkeley Center for Executive Education’s (CEE) website and course offerings, and consider leveraging your 30% alumni discount to attend a course Share the CEE course selection with your class, employer and friends MBA Alumni: Review the MBA Alumni Audit Program course selection (sent every December 15 and July 15) and consider sitting in on a class

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