“NGO Meets SME” Workshop

Junior Achievement China

2012. November @AmCham Shanghai

JA & JA China

• Largest non-profit education organization in the world;

• Use first-hand experience of business volunteers to help young people succeed in global economy

• Founded in 1919 by ex-president of AT&T and other business leaders and it operates in more than 120 countries

Junior Achievement China

• Member Nation of Junior Achievement Worldwide; Founded in 1993

• Impacted more than 3,733,142 students since its establishment in 2001

• Offices in Beijing, Shanghai , Guangzhou, Chengdu, and Xian in Mainland China, covering program in 25 cities

Serving the World’s Largest Need for Free Enterprise Education

Implementation Model

Education Education

Schools & Teachers

Business Business

Funding & Volunteers

Young People/Students Young People/Students

With Character, Creativity and Leadership

Serves as a catalyst for Character, Creativity, and Leadership for the young people of China by implementing principle-centered, interactive business and economic education

Work

ReadinessInnovation &

Entrepreneurship

Financial

Literacy

Sustainable

Development

Core PurposeDevelop global talents with character, creativity, and leadership

JA China’s Four Educational Pillars

Foundation: Character Building

JA Students

* Independent Thought * Pluralistic Value

* Social Responsible * Character, Creativity, Leadership

Qiwei, Entrepreneur Guoming, Politics teacher at the high school

Kaifu Lee, JA former student

Our WorldOur City Migrant School Program

JA Programs- Elementary

WORKSHOPS, EVENTS & COMPETITIONS

REGULAR CLASS PROGRAMS

Laws of LifeOur City

Green FairJunior Achiever

Trade FairFamily Day

More than Money

JA Programs- High School

Job Shadow Day

JA EconomicsBanks In Action

Student Company Social Innovation Relay

Youth Enterprise Summit

Regional Business Challenge

Company of the Year

WORKSHOPS, EVENTS & COMPETITIONS

REGULAR CLASS PROGRAMS

JA Programs- University

JA Volunteer Day

Leadership Forum

Global Business Ethics

Career GO!MESE My Money Business

Business Ethics Initiative

Job Training

WORKSHOPS, EVENTS & COMPETITIONS

REGULAR CLASS PROGRAMS

Student Impact Growth*

1,5005,187 9,06633,200

62,315140,959

332,813

520,643

713,765

1,076,114

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* Student impact in Mainland China

Generating exponential growth over the past ten years

• 44,703 volunteers

served JA in the past 11

years, 75% Business

Volunteer, and 25%

Student Volunteer

• Average 35.6 volunteer

hours per volunteer/year

JA Volunteer

• Over 75% of JA’s business volunteers are from:• Alcatel

• Amway• BCG• BearingPoint• Boeing• BP• Cadbury• Cargill• CCTV-6• Citic-Prudential• Coca-Cola• Cummins• CYDF• Degussa• Dell

• Dow Chemical• Dragon TV • DuPont• E&Y• EMC• Ericsson • Exxon Mobile• Flowserve• GE• HSBC• IBM• Intel• ITT• Johnson & Johnson

Medical China

• KPMG • Kraft• Mary Kay• Medtronic• Microsoft• Motorola• Philips• P&G• Shanghai Pudong

Development Bank• Shell• Sohu• Timken• Texas Instrument• UPS

Helping Companies give back to the community

Volunteer Resources

Why Volunteer ?

For Volunteers, it is an opportunity to

• Self-learning experience

• Get back to the community

• Gain a renewed sense of self-worth

• Make friends

• Have fun!

For Company Partner, it is a platform to

• People Development

• Company Culture

• Community Relationship

• Future workforce

• Invest in the next generation!

‘Do well, Do good’ China’s new wave of business volunteer : KEY FINDINGS• Pursuit of self-actualization motivates volunteering

more than altruism

• Volunteer select opportunities based on personal

values

• Volunteers use business thinking and

methodologies to tackle social problems

• Company encouragement is a critical factor in

volunteer involvement

• Volunteers are “pragmatic optimists”

JA China white paper

Board of Directors

Timothy Chen

Partner

GL Capital Group

Jorgen Clausen

President

Danfoss A/S

Lin Chao

President

ECI China

Alice Chou

Chou Family Foundation

Xie Wenjian

President

J&J Medical China

Paul Chou

Chairman and President

JA China

Cary Gray

General Manager

W Hotel Taibei

Andrew Grant

Managing Director & General Manager

McKinsey Greater China

Audie Wong

President

Amway China

Timothy Lynch

Director, Regional Human Resources, Asia

Boeing

Board of Directors

See Leong Fung

Former President

Timken China

Ron Machan

CEO

BearingPoint Greater China

Ruey-bin Kao

President

Motorola China

Paul Mak

President

Mary Kay China

Iain McDaniel

VP, Marketing, Northern Asia, MD, Korea & Taiwan

Goodyear Tire Management

Dave Keung

General Manager

American Express Greater China

Simon Li

President

Medtronic Greater China

Kai-Fu Lee

Former President

Google Greater China

Colin Chua

President

Flowserve China

Chris Watkins

Managing Director

MRI China

Board of Directors

Albert Ng

Managing Director

E&Y

Jingzhou Tao

Partner

DLA Piper LLP

22 Board members helping JA China shape the Future

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JA China’s Sponsors

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• Invest in the next generation

• Develop future workforce

• Build Corporate Culture

• Enhance People Development

• Maintain Relationship with the community

• Caring disadvantage People

• Corporate Image

• Employer Branding on the campus

Top 8 reasons of doing JA!

• Encourage your employees to participate in JA

volunteering program

- Sign up on JA E-Community!

http://community.jachina.org

- Teach regular program on a weekly basis

(a group of 5- 8 volunteers)

- Senior people serve as judge or mentor

How could SME Join JA?

• Partner with JA on some signature program

- Provide funding support

- Design some signature program

- Employee engagement plan

How could SME Join JA?

Join in us,Shape the future of China!加入我们，影响中国的未来！

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