The Philanthropy Programme - Models of Giving

In the third event of the 2018 Philanthropy Programme series, we will explore different models of giving available for clients interested in getting involved with philanthropy.

The Philanthropy Programme - Models of Giving

Event details
Location and contact details for this event.
Event type: 
Roundtable
Date: 
18 Sep 2018 - 4:00pm to 7:00pm
Venue address: 
Bircham Dyson Bell, 50 Broadway, London SW1H 0BL, UK
Organisation: 
Philanthropy Impact
Telephone: 
2074077879
Please note that this event can only be booked through the Philanthropy Programme website by following this link.
 
 
EVENT FOCUS
With clients looking to their advisors for guidance and advice on their philanthropic endeavours, it is becoming increasingly important for advisors to be well-versed on the different models of giving and how they would best match their clients’ philanthropic needs. An awareness of different philanthropic vehicles and approaches to giving comes in both the form of the more traditional models, but also the new and the innovative. Knowing how and when best to use what model, and the associated benefits, is a key component of the advisor role to the private client.
 
At this event, an experienced panel will speak to and assess different models of giving, as to their validity and efficiency, as well as any notable changes to their functionality or legal/financial positioning.
 
WHY ATTEND
This event provides essential knowledge to the professional advisor on the available models of giving, serving to update them on models which might be applicable to their clients. This session is valuable for advisors looking to increase their knowledge of philanthropic opportunities and to prepare for philanthropic conversations with clients.
 
The event will cover:
  • Traditional and innovative models of giving: to include donor-advised funds, giving through networks, transactional giving and social investment
  • Pertinent detail on the different philanthropic options available and the language to convey to clients
  • How to best serve a client; identifying their philanthropic needs and preferred approach, foreseeing and addressing their concerns, selecting the appropriate model of giving

 

Chair: Emma Beeston, Philanthropy Advisor, Emma Beeston Consultancy.

Panel: Myriam van der Elst, Vice President Europe; Epic Foundation; Anthony Donatelli, Director, Philanthropy Services UK, UBS; Nick Temple, Chief Executive, Social Investment Business; Jonathan Brinsden, Partner, Bircham Dyson Bell.

 

 

 

Event registration
Event cost: 
Members £65/Non-members £80
Registration: 
registration@philanthropy-impact.org
Suitable for: 
Professional advisers, philanthropists, social investors, trusts and foundations