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BYU Management Society

About BYUMS

  • About BYUMS

    Mission

    To help individuals further and enhance their career development.

    Vision

    Growing moral and ethical leadership around the world.

    Key Pillars

    1. Leadership Development 
    2. Professional Networking
    3. Career Mentoring
    4. Entrepreneurship Support

    Who We Are

    The BYU Management Society is a global network of professionals with the shared vision of growing moral and ethical leadership around the world. With over 80 chapters in more than 40 countries, together we strive to make a meaningful impact in our communities and beyond.

  • Mentoring

    The Young Professionals Career Engagement Program is an optional program for chapters. It is amazing and impactful and if you'd like to learn more about it, click on the tabs below.

    Introduction

    Our Mission

    The objective of the Young Professionals Career Engagement Program is to help young adults select and jumpstart their careers by connecting with and learning from professionals in their career field of interest. These professionals will share their career experiences and knowledge with the young adult in order to help him or her prepare to enter the workforce as a confident, committed and ethical professional. There is no cost to participate in the program.

    Coaches

    Learn more about how to help other professionals in their career by joining the Young Professionals Career Engagement Program. As a coach with the Young Professionals Program, you would be working with young adults ages 16-30, single or married, who are members or friends of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

    Chapter Leaders

    If you are a chapter leader who is interested in adopting the Young Professionals Career Engagement Program in your chapter, please click on the "Get Involved" tab below.

    Website

    Find more information and register to participate in the Young Professionals Career Engagement Program here

    Get Involved

    If you have questions about the program or would like to get involved, contact Scott Pann at scott.pann@gmail.com

  • Chapter of Excellence

    The BYU Management Society is a global network of professionals with the shared vision of “Growing Moral and Ethical Leadership around the World.”

    The mission of the BYU Management Society is to help individuals further and enhance their career development. This is primarily accomplished through our four key pillars, which are

    • Leadership Development 
    • Professional Networking 
    • Career Mentoring 
    • Entrepreneurship support 

    Chapter of Excellence (COE) Requirements:

    1. Have an Executive Leadership Team of at least 3 members with President & two other roles assigned: 

    • President-elect
    • Communications Director 
    • Marketing Director 
    • Publicity Director
    • Executive Secretary 
    • Executive Secretary 
    • Events Director 
    • Treasurer 
    • Recruiting Coordinator 
    • Membership Coordinator 
    • Website developer, webmaster,  

    *You can use any roles you want to create pertaining to the needs of your area*

    2. Hold an annual strategic planning meeting 

    • Discuss your chapter objectives, target audience, etc. 
    • Plan out your 12-month calendar 

    3. Hold 4 events, activities, etc. annually that relate to Moral & Ethical Leadership Development, Professional Networking, Career Mentoring, & Entrepreneurship Support, etc. 

    Examples from other chapters include:

    • Online Networking Forums 
    • Company site visit/tour 
    • Webinars 
    • Skill education event, etc. 
    • Networking lunch meetups 
    • Quarterly Leadership Lecture Series 
    • Organize a group or be a facilitator for a Launching Leaders class 
    • Serve as judges for one of HQ’s Business Plan Competitions 
    • Business bootcamp series 
    • Small business panel 
    • Luncheon Speaker 
    • Hosting a Young Professional Career Night 
    • Young Professional Development Conference 
    • Tailgate party  
    • Service project 
    • College & Career Readiness Night 
    • Family Movie Night 
    • Christmas Devotional 
    • Scholarship 
    • Career mentoring throughout the year 
    • Golf, Pickleball, Soccer Tournament 
    • Gala Dinner 
    • Scholarship Banquet 
    • Promotional event, partner, with College, University, CES, church, community, etc.  

    Note: If you host a large event such as a conference, gala dinner, golf tournament, etc., it can count as two events. If you actively cohost an event with other chapters that you lead or significantly support, you can count that as one of your events.

    1. Post your chapter events to the website 
    2. Keep your chapter leaders list updated on your chapter website under “team” 
    3. Submit annual financial reports (for chapters with DFCU accounts) 

    Application link: https://forms.gle/2VA8C3XqVNLfctBz8