Large Corporations | Small Businesses | Startups
Corporate social responsibility and ESG strategy
Human-Centered Design
Program Development for social entrepreneurship
Impact measurement
Workforce Development
Pre-launch | Startup | Growth-stage
Ideation focusing on corporate social responsibility
Pitch Creation for social entrepreneurship
Business Model Development with an emphasis on impact measurement
Theory of Change aligned with funding strategies
Humanitarian | Philanthropic | Foundations
Volunteer Engagement through corporate social responsibility initiatives
Fundraising with a focus on impact measurement
Board Development to foster social entrepreneurship
Revenue-Generation strategies that enhance community support
Building Strategic Partnerships for sustainable impact
Curriculum | Learning + Development | Training
Course design focused on corporate social responsibility
Workshop delivery emphasizing impact measurement
Social entrepreneurship training to drive positive change
Coaching | Teambuilding | Leadership in Corporate Social Responsibility
CliftonStrengths Assessments for Impact Measurement
Retreat Planning for Social Entrepreneurship
Workshop Facilitation
Life Design and Career Coaching
Jeremy Gudauskas brings over two decades of experience in business, higher education, nonprofit organizations, and entrepreneurship, with a strong focus on social entrepreneurship. Before launching MISSION IMPACT, Jeremy dedicated nearly two decades to advancing the field of social entrepreneurship in higher education, both inside and outside the classroom. He founded the Center for Social Impact at North Central College and taught courses that emphasize impact measurement, social innovation, and design thinking.
Active in the community, Jeremy serves as a startup mentor for the University of Chicago’s Polsky Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and chairs the Corporate Social Responsibility committee for the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce. He recently co-authored a book titled “Powering Social Enterprise with Profit and Purpose: The Tandem Hybrid” (Routledge).