The Chronicle of Philanthropy gave the our conference a nice recommendation this spring when it stated…
"If you want to lead a foundation, getting onto a (search) firm's radar can represent a coup. Savvy individuals might introduce themselves at an Independent Sector meeting..."
Alcoa, Boeing, Kraft, Allstate, Wells Fargo, Pew and you!
Yes, you can be one of 80 people sitting shoulder to shoulder with leaders from these organizations at the Insider’s Guide to Corporate Philanthropy breakout session at the IS Annual Conference this October.
This month Diana talks about the White House Council for Community Solutions as well as partnerships between business, government, and our sector. Read more in her blog and share your feedback with us!
Check out our newly added speakers for the 2011 IS Annual Conference Oct. 30 - Nov. 1 in Chicago.
We’re happy to confirm that Mari Kuraishi, the co-founder and president of the GlobalGiving Foundation will be joining an impressive line-up for the opening plenary titled, “Risk, Failure, and Breakthrough.”
Over the past decade, donors, sector leaders, and lawmakers have placed growing emphasis on measuring and communicating outcomes. In today’s fiscally-constrained environment, the need to show results that have made a difference and the effective strategies required to get there is more important than ever. Read Diana’s blog to learn more about Charting Impact, a new framework to help organizations assess and communicate the ways they are benefiting individuals, communities, and society at large.
