The great city of Spokane isn’t just home to 200,000 Washingtonians east of the Cascades, it’s also home to three of BGI’s most ambitious and active MBA candidates: Jessica Anundson, Beth Robinette and Jessa Lewis. · Read More

Student stories of whirlwind experiences at the 2011 Net Impact Conference. · Read More

As I see it, OWS is about people standing together and speaking out against mass injustice. It is about calling out the hypocrisy and corruption in our government. It is about demonstrating the power of the people and claiming our hard-fought liberties with a loud and persistent voice. It is about stopping the steady transformation of democracy to plutocracy in the United States dead in its tracks. · Read More

Dear BGI Students, welcome to the 2011-2012 year, which marks BGI’s 10th cohort. As a way of introducing myself, let me mention three important areas I will be focused on as I get to know and work with you. · Read More

Net Impact has released the latest Business as Unusual guide and the BGI chapter has performed spectacularly. · Read More

Throughout the year, BGI hosts thought leaders in our Change Agents in Residence (CAIR) program. This year BGI hosted 25 industry pioneers including special guests involved in sustainability efforts at Fortune 100 companies like Josh Henretig of Microsoft and Sheri Flies of Costco. · Read More

New BGI Dean John Gardner discusses who he is, why he came here and what he believes is the value for students in what we teach, how we teach it and who we teach it to. · Read More

This academic year at BGI began with a powerful gesture by the administration to the students. From now on, if a person is enrolled at the school, they also become a member of Net Impact. · Read More