As part of the Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series at the University of St Andrews, world-renowned composer and festival director Sir Johnathan Mills will talk about 'Philanthropists and Festivals’. For further information, please visit the University's events pages by clicking here.
This roundtable brings together internationally leading representatives from academia and practice to discuss ways for strengthening and developing knowledge on and for community philanthropy.
This roundtable brings together internationally leading representatives from academia and practice to discuss ways for strengthening and developing knowledge on and for community philanthropy.
For the Centre for the Study of Philanthropy & Public Good's Annual Philanthropy Talk 2019, we are delighted to welcome Alexander Hoare of C.Hoare & Co., the UK's oldest privately owned bank, who will be talking about his and his family tradition of, experience with, and approach to philanthropy. Alexander graduated from the University of…
For the Centre for the Study of Philanthropy & Public Good's Annual Philanthropy Talk 2019, we are delighted to welcome Alexander Hoare of C.Hoare & Co., the UK's oldest privately owned bank, who will be talking about his and his family tradition of, experience with, and approach to philanthropy. Alexander graduated from the University of…
Tobias Jung will chair a conversation on data collection and research evidence for influencing social policy, strategic decision making, and implementation of programmes in the foundation world. The webinar is organised by Philea, the Philanthropy Europe Association, in collaboration with the European Research Network On Philanthropy (ERNOP) and takes place on 13th September. For further information…
Janis Petzinger will lead a session on engaged philanthropy. The session, forming part of this year's Rank Foundation conference, will explore how foundations have approached relationships with beneficiaries through history and how organisations are now reframing relationships, introducing and using a high/low trust versus high/low embeddedness matrix.