Adapting To Disruption: A Guide For Modern Philanthropists
In an era marked by rapid change, division, and uncertainty, many philanthropists and leaders of grantmaking foundations are grappling with how to adapt their plans
In an era marked by rapid change, division, and uncertainty, many philanthropists and leaders of grantmaking foundations are grappling with how to adapt their plans
As board members of grantmaking foundations, one of your most critical responsibilities is ensuring the long-term sustainability and success of your organization. However, many boards
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Foundation boards hold the privilege and power to influence social change with trillions in assets under management and annual grantmaking in the billions. Yet too
Can you believe there are less than five weeks left in 2023? The hours are ticking away and soon we’ll be celebrating the start of
In my 25 years of experience advising philanthropic leaders, I’ve noticed a common problem — strategic drag. Many foundations start with the best intentions and
Philanthropists move too slowly. While lives and communities hang in the balance, funders drag their feet. Instead of finding the fastest route from A to
To lead effectively during these challenging times, a flexible philanthropic strategy is paramount. Your strategy defines not just what you aim to achieve but
To increase your strategic momentum, you must eliminate strategic friction slowing you down. Navigating the waters of strategic planning is no small feat. It’s
Executive transitions are inevitable in the lifecycle of any organization. However, they need not be a source of anxiety or disruption. With thoughtful planning and
Executive transitions are a natural part of any organization’s lifecycle, but they don’t have to spur panic or derail progress. With some thoughtful preparation and