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Consult Your Community - Consultation Interest Form 
Thank you for your interest in Consult Your Community (CYC)!

CYC is a student-run nonprofit that mobilizes and trains undergraduates to provide pro-bono consulting services to small businesses and non-profits in college communities across America.

You are applying for a CONSULTATION APPOINTMENT

A consultation appointment works to help a business with a very particular problem through a targeted solution. It is meant for a business that has single issue or problem area that they need advice on that does not require a full semester-long engagement. 

Consultations Have Three Phases

1. Intake form: This intake form is designed to get information on the problem so that the assigned team/analyst can understand the business and it's circumstances. 
2. Consultation: The actual consultation appointment is about an hour long and it is designed to present the deliverable on the issue and discuss with the client how to implement it
3. Follow Up: After the consultation there is a follow up email sent summarizing the appointment and sending any deliverables or final materials. Also this is an opportunity for the client to follow up if they are having any issues or concerns with the provided deliverable/advice. Only discussions about the exact issue discussed in the consultation appointment will be discussed in follow up, any additional issues cannot be taken on by our team. If additional issues arise, please sign up for another consultation or apply to work with as through the formal engagement structure when applications open.

Consult Your Community at North Carolina State University reserves the right to deny any consultation requests based on evaluation.

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Email *
Name of Business *
Size of Business *
How many people are currently employed by your business? You may provide a general approximation (i.e. 10-20 employees).
Start of Business *
When was your business originally founded?
What Industry is the Business In  *
Please provide a brief description of your business (1-2 sentences). *
Full Name of Primary Contact *
Email Address of Primary Contact *
Phone Number of Primary Contact *
What Category Does Your Issue Fall Under 
Give a full description on the issue you would like consultation on: *

Please tell us about the one primary challenge or issue you want our help with during the consultation. Provide as much detail as possible—your goals, background context, desired outcomes, timelines, and any special constraints or resources. This information will serve as our starting point in tailoring a consultation plan that meets your needs.

When describing your challenge, you might consider addressing the following:

  1. Background/History – What led to this issue, and why is it important to resolve?

  2. Desired Outcomes – What does success look like for you?

  3. Timelines/Deadlines – Are there specific dates or milestones we should keep in mind? Remember this consultation is limited to one appointment no earlier than 1 week after filling out this form, so if it is a very pressing issue that needs immediate attention then we advise looking for support elsewhere) 

  4. Resources – What information, data, or tools do you already have available?

  5. Constraints/Considerations – Are there any limitations or special circumstances we should be aware of?

  6. Future Evolution – Do you anticipate this issue or your goals changing between now and the consultation? Or if you want us to tailor our advice to be oriented for changing circumstances, please provide these details.

This response will be a primary influencer of our support so please be as detailed as possible

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Next Steps
Within one to three days, our team will review your response and send you a confirmation on whether or not we can take you on for a consultation. Please look out for an email.
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