Recently I’ve had a great time connecting with Tactical Philanthropy readers at my various speaking engagements. I’ve recently booked a number of events, so I thought I’d share them here. You can always see my speaking schedule by clicking on the Speaking link at the top of the page.
January 27-28, 2010
Los Angeles, CA
Philanthropic Leadership in a Challenging Landscape
Sean will join a panel discussing the topic “Where is philanthropy heading? Where should it be? What should we be doing.” Registration not yet open.
November 16-17, 2009
ETOlution 2009 Conference, Baltimore, MD
Sean will moderate a panel looking at how philanthropy can more effectively allocate funds to best meet community needs. Register here.
November 6, 2009
NYU Conference of Social Entrepreneurs
Sean will discuss philanthropic capital as part of a panel looking at the spectrum of capital from philanthropic to full market rate. Register here.
October 22-24, 2009
Social Venture Partners International Conference, Dallas, TX
Sean will lead a session examining SVPI’s role in sector-wide initiatives and one on the use of social media tools in philanthropy. Register here.
September 1-3, 2009
Social Capital Market Conference, San Francisco, CA
Sean will be sitting on a panel discussing the emerging narrative of social impact and moderating a panel on social investing within donor advised funds. Register here.
The video of the Tactical Philanthropy Forum is now available on Fora.tv. You can watch the first 15 minutes of the event via the embedded video or jump below to read about viewing the full hour long program and accessing specific segments.
You can watch the full video here. If you want to jump around, click here to access the FORA.tv menu of option for the video. You can click on the various titled chapters. In Chapter 2, I layout the history of the Tactical Philanthropy blog and the purpose of the Forum. You can than click on the other chapters to view Paul Brest, Bill Somerville and myself discussing various issues.
The good people at FORA.tv were at SoCap and filmed a number of sessions. This is the video of the session I moderated on New Wealth Management. The audio is fine on the video, but the mics only fed to the camera, so the large, packed room had trouble hearing us at first. That’s why you’ll notice we decide to stand up to present.
The session after mine was about Mission Related Investing. I thought the session was excellent and it was interesting to hear from the KL Felicitas foundation (a leader in MRI) talk about their experience. KL Felicitas is a relatively small foundation so they have a different sort of story to tell than the multi-billion dollar foundations who are starting to get into MRI. Click here to view the video.
You can find a listing of all SoCap08 videos, including the keynote address by Matthew Bishop (who coined the word Philanthrocapitalism) by clicking here.
