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Farber Interns Program
Since 1997 the Farber Program has offered MBAs a unique opportunity to use their business and management skills within a social enterprise. To view 2008 opportunities click here. The Farber Program offers MBA students a number of benefits:
Hands-on Experience in a Social Enterprise
The Farber Program offers MBA students the opportunity to apply their business skills in a practical nonprofit context. Professional Development Workshops
During the summer Farber Interns participate in workshops designed to enhance their nonprofit management skills. Networking
A number of summer networking events are held for interns to meet with Farber Alumni and other leaders in the fields of social enterprise and venture philanthropy. REDF Coaching
The REDF Portfolio team acts as a sounding board to the Farber Interns, helping them formulate social enterprise strategies. Peer Group
Each summer a cohort of interns works on projects in REDF’s portfolio. This group of like-minded MBAs meets regularly to learn from each other’s unique experiences. Alumni Community
Farber Interns will join the 80+ Farber Alumni who are pursuing careers in social enterprise, nonprofit management and the for-profit sector. REDF, with Phalarope Foundation support, expects to hire five to ten Farber Interns each summer.
Learn about the experience of 2006 Farber Intern, Lauren Scopaz.
Find Out More
Meet REDF at the Net Impact Conference Career Expo
REDF will have a table at Net Impact’s Career Expo each year. REDF staff will be available to meet you and answer any questions you may have. Sign up to have the Farber Internship job postings sent to you
Send an email to farber@redf.org to ensure that the Farber Intern job descriptions are sent directly to you. If you have questions about the Farber Interns Program, please contact Emily Bolton at ebolton@redf.org.
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Farber Alumni
Read the stories of Farber Alumni who have taken very different career paths, and were influenced by their Farber experience.
 CAROLINE PAPPAJOHNMBA, Stanford Graduate School of Business Enterprise Director, New Door Ventures (then known as Golden Gate Community, Inc.) Enterprises
Farber Interns and Fellows make a meaningful difference to social enterprises, and to the individuals whom these enterprises employ and support. Click on the organizations listed below for the perspectives of two Farber supervisors as they describe the impact that Farber projects have had on the success of their enterprises.
 CVE, Inc.1425 Folsom Street San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 544-0424  Rubicon Programs154 South 23rd Street Richmond, CA 94804 (510) 412-1762 |
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