Can Corporate Philanthropies Lead? May 07, 2010 In the midst of the mess in 2009, TPI undertook a qualitative research project to find out what corporate philanthropic leaders – past and present – were thinking and doing. For the most part the... Leadership in Family Philanthropy May 06, 2010 Family foundations – they embody both the best and the worst of philanthropy. I have been a passionate missionary for family philanthropy for nearly 20 years, stemming from both my positive... Adaptive Leadership for Challenging Times May 06, 2010 There are many leadership philosophies and gurus out there, many of whom have something of value to contribute to the philanthropic sector. I’m a big fan of Jim Collins (who not only wrote Good to... Philanthropic Leadership - an Oxymoron? May 06, 2010 This is a topic that I’ve been wrestling with for a long time and especially since the party ended 18 months ago. My interest in these posts is not about leadership of the philanthropic sector itself... « first ‹ previous … 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Can Corporate Philanthropies Lead? May 07, 2010 In the midst of the mess in 2009, TPI undertook a qualitative research project to find out what corporate philanthropic leaders – past and present – were thinking and doing. For the most part the...
Leadership in Family Philanthropy May 06, 2010 Family foundations – they embody both the best and the worst of philanthropy. I have been a passionate missionary for family philanthropy for nearly 20 years, stemming from both my positive...
Adaptive Leadership for Challenging Times May 06, 2010 There are many leadership philosophies and gurus out there, many of whom have something of value to contribute to the philanthropic sector. I’m a big fan of Jim Collins (who not only wrote Good to...
Philanthropic Leadership - an Oxymoron? May 06, 2010 This is a topic that I’ve been wrestling with for a long time and especially since the party ended 18 months ago. My interest in these posts is not about leadership of the philanthropic sector itself...
