One of the most important moments in the life of a family’s philanthropy is when those who are currently managing the efforts formally welcome members of the next generation—or generations—into the work.
At any stage this process requires careful planning, but formally doing so when they are adults can be particularly complex. It can come with myriad challenges, but also great benefits.
Join our expert panel to explore the findings of NCFP’s new publication A Guide to Meaningfully Engaging Next-Generation Adults in Your Philanthropy, which addresses these challenges and provides a roadmap for successful onboarding of next-generation adults. The panelists will be sharing their own insights and experiences of participating in and facilitating similar onboarding experiences.
About the Series
Community Conversations are topical webinars on issues and trends in family philanthropy and are available to the field at large. These events lift up experts in the field, challenge philanthropists in their thinking and practices, and share timely stories and strategies in the family philanthropy community.
Featured Speakers
Theo Avery
Theo Avery is Vice President of the Durfee Foundation, a Los-Angeles-based family foundation named in honor…
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Cara Binder-Kopchick
Cara Binder-Kopchick is a philanthropy advisor with a passion for facilitating meaningful conversations, nurturing trusting relationships…
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Jenna Mulhall-Brereton
Jenna Mulhall-Brereton is NPT’s Chief Philanthropy Officer. She leads the teams providing Premier Donor services, Philanthropic…
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Kelly D. Nowlin
Kelly Davenport Nowlin is a fifth generation Andrus family member who has been actively engaged in…
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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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