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Members of the next generation (including Gen X and the “Millennials”) are the future – and increasingly current – leaders of philanthropy, yet we still know little about how their philanthropy differs from that of previous generations. Our colleagues at 21/64 and the Johnson Center for Philanthropy have recently completed a first-of-its-kind national study of these rising, next generation donors in major donor families. This webinar will review the findings from this study and discuss topics such as how these next gen donors view their family’s giving legacy, what kinds of engagements and experiences they are seeking out as they develop their philanthropic identity, and how families and those who work with families can respond in productive and strategic ways that advance the future of multigenerational family giving.
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Mary Galeti
Mary Galeti serves as the Vice-Chair of the Tecovas Foundation which funds social innovation and entrepreneurship by…
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Michael Moody
Michael Moody helps people appreciate and navigate today’s complex landscape of giving and social innovation. He holds…
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Sharna Goldseker
Sharna Goldseker is a speaker, writer, and consultant who engages multiple generations in the intersection of values…
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Zac Russell
Zac Russell is an associate at FourPoints Asset Managers. He serves as a board member of…
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Ashley Blanchard
Ashley is the Head of Philanthropy at Lansberg Gersick Advisors (LGA), where she helps families define…
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