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General Motors CASE STUDY: Transformative Corporate Giving: How to Develop a Business Case for Social Change Moderator: Jackie Parker, Director, Global Corporate Giving, General Motors

General Motors CASE STUDY: Transformative Corporate Giving: How to Develop a Business Case for Social Change

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General Motors CASE STUDY: Transformative Corporate Giving: How to Develop a Business Case for Social ChangeModerator: Jackie Parker, Director, Global Corporate Giving, General Motors

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JAC K I E PA R K E RDirector of GM Global Philanthropy & Corporate Giving

TRANSFORMATIVE CORPORATE GIVING:

How to Develop a Business Case for Social Change

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C O N F E TT I

A right way to give?

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C LU ST E R E D

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C O N C E N T RAT E D

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E C O SY S T E M

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IMPACT

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IMPACT

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GM Foundation has been a pillar in the U.S. philanthropic community for more than

40 YEARS

$35M+ annually

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$1B+ since inception

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CHANGE BRINGS

OPPORTUNITY

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A NEW PATH FOR OUR GIVING

Customer-centricTechnologically Innovative

Global

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Determining the Why?

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ALIGNING ONWHY WE GIVE

SOCIAL OUTCOMES

STEM EDUCATION VEHICLE & ROAD SAFETY

SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIESIMPACT

NORTH STARVISIONSmart, safe and sustainable communities around the

world

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IMPLEMENTINGCHANGE

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BALOCH MODELAnalyze

1Evaluate

5

Assess& Align

2Measure

4

Activate3

IMPLEMENTINGCHANGE

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Identify Active

Ingredients for Programs

Filter Root Causes

IdentifyPain Points

Landscape Analysis

Analyze

Step 1: Understanding your Eco-System

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Analyze1

Landscape Overview

• High college attrition rate among URM in STEM - Intention- 36.40% of AA and 37% of White - DD 8.8% AA and 63% White

• Low first year achievement 2.6 < v =< 3 • Campus engagement • Onlyness

• Supplemental instruction in high school/freshman year • Connecting with same race peers and student campus

leaders

• Gaps between men and women; whites and minorities remain deeply entrenched and have widened in STEM education and workforce

Root Cause

Pain Point

Pain Point

Root Cause

Active Ingredient

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place

012

012

012

012

012

012

Assess&

Align

2

STEM Education

Sustainable Communities

012

001Vehicle & Road Safety

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Activate3

One-Year Grants

Strategic Partnerships

Signature GM-Branded Programs

Step 3: Acting on the findings

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EvaluateStep: 5

MeasureStep: 4

Across a single focus

area

Grant-by-Grant

Strategy as

a whole

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NAVIGATINGCHANGE

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WRAPPING IT UP Act on your Findings

Walk the Talk and turn strategy into action

Assess your Current Grants and Check for alignment

*Understand the Ecosystem

Decide on what to measure and how to capture results

Five Steps to Transformation

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Q&A