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Tag Archives: Stanford Social Innovation Review
Hallmarks and Next Steps for Australia’s Philanthropy: Coming of Age as a Business #PhilAus12
Last week I attended the Philanthropy Australia biannual conference in Sydney entitled ‘Making Philanthropy Our Business”. Genevieve Timmons, Philanthropic Executive for Portland House Foundation, and Deputy Chair of the Inner North Community Foundation presented at one of the concurrent sessions … Continue reading
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Engaged Philanthropy: The Trust Company lowers the drawbridge
The Trust Company is one of Australia’s oldest trustee companies, established as we can see by its logo, in 1885. They have launched a three year fellowship in partnership with the Melbourne Business School Asia Pacific Social Leadership Centre. The … Continue reading
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