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Investing Charitable Assets and Outcome Based Philanthropy
Contains material from Feb 2019
Investing Charitable Assets and Outcome Based Philanthropy
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Session 1: Investing Charitable Assets: Fiduciary Issues in Managing the Investment Portfolio - What are the best practices that foundation trustees and board members need to implement to fulfill their fiduciary duties? Does using an OCIO to manage funds alleviate your fiduciary responsibility?
Session 2: Outcome Based Philanthropy: Thinking About and Measuring Impact in an Increasingly Complex World - Hear strategies for incentivizing grantees and other partners against a shared set of programmatic objectives through outcome-based funding and agreement terms, and the related tax implications, while promoting good stewardship of charitable assets.
Session 2: Outcome Based Philanthropy: Thinking About and Measuring Impact in an Increasingly Complex World - Hear strategies for incentivizing grantees and other partners against a shared set of programmatic objectives through outcome-based funding and agreement terms, and the related tax implications, while promoting good stewardship of charitable assets.
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Investing Charitable Assets: Fiduciary Issues in Managing the Investment Portfolio (Feb 2019)
Tyree Collier, Norman E. Nabhan
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Session 1
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Investing Charitable Assets: Fiduciary Issues in Managing the Investment Portfolio (Feb 2019)
What are the best practices that foundation trustees and board members need to implement to fulfill their fiduciary duties? Does using an OCIO to manage funds alleviate your fiduciary responsibility?
Originally presented: Jan 2019 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Tyree Collier,
Thompson & Knight LLP - Dallas, TX
Norman E. Nabhan,
Graystone Consulting - Houston, TX
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Outcome Based Philanthropy: Thinking About and Measuring Impact in an Increasingly Complex World (Feb 2019)
Karen M. Halazon
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Session 2
—46 mins
Outcome Based Philanthropy: Thinking About and Measuring Impact in an Increasingly Complex World (Feb 2019)
Hear strategies for incentivizing grantees and other partners against a shared set of programmatic objectives through outcome-based funding and agreement terms, and the related tax implications, while promoting good stewardship of charitable assets.
Originally presented: Jan 2019 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Karen M. Halazon,
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - Seattle, WA