Volunteerism & Philanthropy

Improving a neighborhood community center, raising money for disaster relief or disease research, providing management advice and analysis to a nonprofit organization – these are just some of the ways that Oliver Wyman employees are serving and strengthening their local communities.

Many efforts are long-time traditions of an Oliver Wyman office or business unit, while others are new initiatives started by individuals who saw a need and stepped up to help. Oliver Wyman applauds their commitment and supports their efforts to make a difference.

Painting a Brighter Future

In fall 2008, a group from the Lippincott, NERA, and Oliver Wyman business units joined more than 8,000 other individual and company volunteers who revitalized more than 100 public schools in the 17th Annual New York Cares Day. The team spent a Saturday at P.S. 279, the Herman Schreiber School, in Canarsie, Brooklyn. The school serves approximately 740 children in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, and accommodates special needs students, English language learners, and physically disabled students.
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School Supplies for Bamileke Villages

The villages of Baham, Bandjoun, and Houa, in the Republic of Cameroon, Africa, are more than 11,500 kilometers (7,145 miles) from the Keller, Texas, headquarters of CAVOK, a division of Oliver Wyman. Yet, 155 students and 30 teachers from three primary schools received school supplies thanks to CAVOK employees and a non-profit organization, La Famille Bamileke (LAFABA) of Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas.