In 1993, a group of socially-minded students got together and built a network for social welfare. Today there are over 180 chapters, student and professional,  around the world. The ISB chapter (first in Asia) began in 2003 when a network of new generation leaders committed themselves to use the power of business to improve the world. Over the years, the  Club has used its business skills, which have been developed with lots of corporate exposure, to solve social problems. Our aim is to foster a sense of lasting social responsibility and to inspire student interest in applying business skills towards positive social impact. It achieved Gold Chapter status this year, which means it is one of the best Net Impact Chapters in the world.

 26.07.2010: Transforming not-for-profit Social Ventures to for-profits Social Businesses

During a recent visit to Indian School of Business (ISB), Manoj Kumar, Founder and CEO of Naandi, spoke about the transformation of not-for-profit social ventures to for-profit social businesses and the role of social entrepreneurs.
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 23.07.2010: Talk on 'Lighting Up The World' by Professor Dave Halliday

Professor Dave Irvine-Halliday of the University of Calgary visited the ISB Campus as a part of the Net Impact speaker series. As a visionary whose dream is to provide practical lighting to developing and underdeveloped nations at low and affordable prices, Professor Dave had many interesting insights to share with the audience.
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 15.07.2010: Talk on the "Changing role of business in society", by Professor Bradley Googins

Professor Bradley Googins,an expert in corporate citizenship and a Professor at the Caroll School of Management gave an interesting talk on the "Changing role of business in society". He spoke on how social responsibilty is a strategic objective for business organisations in these changing times. More>> 

 26.06.2010: Interaction with Shriya Saran, Ambassador, Joy of Giving Week at the ISB

Shriya Saran the ambassodor of  “Joy of Giving Week”,shared her experience with ISB Community on the national movement and its initiative that aims to engage more than 1crore Indians in different "acts of giving"- money, time, resources and skills- spanning the corporate, NGO and government sectors, and also schools, colleges and the general public. More>> 

 17.06.2010: ISB Net Impact Chapter receives Gold Rating
ISB Net Impact Chapter has received a “Gold Rating” from Net Impact, a designation bestowed on Net Impact top Chapters. This year, only 7% of graduate student Net Impact chapters received a Gold Chapter rating.  More>>