As the field of family philanthropy continues to evolve, the options available to families for managing and making the most of their giving are expanding at a rapid pace. One option that a growing number of philanthropic families are considering is the creation of a family office – a private entity that manages the investments and trusts for a single family, while also providing a variety of other personal services, among them philanthropic advising or the housing of a family foundation. This Family Philanthropy Webinar will showcase findings from the National Center’s new study, Working Together for Common Purpose: Family Philanthropy Through the Family Office, based on results of the first national study to explore the relationship between family offices and family philanthropy. The webinar will highlight common themes for both success and failure in this relationship, as well as areas for future inquiry and exploration.
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Anne Etheridge
Anne Etheridge is the founding director of the Norton Family Office, which was created in 1990,…
View ProfileCraig Muska
Craig Muska serves as the Director of Investments for Threshold Group’s Foundation Services. Craig joined Threshold…
View ProfileElizabeth “Buffy” Minkin
Elizabeth R. Minkin (Buffy) is the Director of Baltimore and Domestic Initiatives of the Joseph and…
View ProfileJim Frey
Jim Frey became president of the Frey Foundation in 2003. The Frey Foundation is a Minneapolis-based…
View ProfileSara Hamilton
Sara Hamilton is the Founder and CEO of Family Office Exchange (FOX), the definitive source of…
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