NCFP will live stream a session from the 2019 National Forum on Family Philanthropy in Chicago, IL. From the comfort of your home or office—and with a computer or electronic device—you can listen and view the event as it happens live.
Being the non-family staff leader of a multi-generational family foundation is a privilege and honor. The path to engaging and furthering a family’s philanthropy is a special experience—but it can also be tough. This special conversation for CEOs, board members, and donors will feature a discussion between two highly respected CEOs in the process of exiting their long-time roles alongside two new CEOs just entering this role.
Related Resources:
Relationship Between the Board Chair and CEO
The First Year in the Life of a New Executive Director
Family Ties: Multigenerational Family Foundation Board Engagement
Board Chair and Chief Executive Communications
Featured Speakers
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Jamie Allison
Jamie Allison leads the Walter & Elise Haas Fund in partnership with trustees, ensuring that the…
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Don Chen
Don Chen is the President of the Surdna Foundation where he leads the 100-year old foundation’s…
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Jim Parsons
Jim Parsons is the former president of the Brinson Foundation from 2004 to 2019. Jim is…
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Nicholas A. Tedesco
Nicholas (Nick) Tedesco is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Center for Family…
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Richard Woo
Richard Woo serves as Board Director of the Change Happens Foundation. He has extensive experience serving…
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