Susan Price serves as consultant for the National Center for Family Philanthropy. Her responsibilities include writing a series of guides for Family Foundation CEOs, as well as other writing assignments. Susan served as Vice President of the National Center from June 2007 until June 2011. She previously served as managing director of the Family Foundation Services Department at the Council on Foundations. Before that, she had an 18-year career as a freelance writer for businesses, associations and the mass media. Her articles have appeared in such publications as Working Mother, Family Life, The Washington Post and Washingtonian, and on several Internet sites.
She is the author of Generous Genes: Raising Caring Kids in a Digital Age, and is a frequent speaker to groups around the country on the subject of instilling philanthropic values in children. Susan has been interviewed about parenting issues on “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” “Today,” numerous other television and radio broadcasts, and many newspapers and magazines. She has been featured in articles about philanthropy in such publications as Working Mother magazine, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Minneapolis Star Tribune, and Chronicle of Philanthropy.
Contributions
Getting Started with CEO Performance Review: Now’s the Time
Posted on June 15, 2012 by Susan Crites Price
Discretionary Grants: Encouraging Participation… or Pandora’s Box?
Posted on December 8, 2011 by Susan Crites Price, Greg Cantori, Karie Brown
Discretionary Grants: Engaging Family… or Pandora’s Box?
Posted on December 8, 2011 by Susan Crites Price
Current Practices in Family Foundations: Benchmarking Research
Posted on January 14, 2010 by Susan Crites Price, Alice Buhl
Are you prepared to operate your family’s philanthropy in a disaster?
Posted on November 15, 2009 by Susan Crites Price
The Giving Family: Involving Children in Your Family’s Philanthropy
Posted on November 15, 2007 by Susan Crites Price, Ginger Self, Sarah Kozmetsky Miller
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