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Webinar: Philanthropy’s Role in Cross Sector Leadership

  • Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement
  • 2016

“On March 24, 2016, Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE) partnered with the Presidio Institute to host a webinar discussion on philanthropy’s role in cultivating and participating in cross-sector leadership. …

While this concept of cross-sector leadership is gaining momentum, the way it is tangibly implemented and practiced can still be unclear. This discussion aimed to help philanthropy assess and understand its unique role in cross-sector collaboration, and encourage foundations to be thoughtful about how such leadership can be integrated in both internal strategy and external partnerships and practices. Three foundation program officers shared their real-life learning and engagement in cross-sector leadership, and invited participants to share their own experience on this journey.”

Webinar speakers include:

  • Allison Barmann, Bush Foundation
  • Christina Garcia, James Irvine Foundation
  • Jenefer O’Dell, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
  • David B. Smith, Presidio Institute
  • Kristen Cambell, Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE)

This multimedia is included in our list of TEN NOTABLE RESOURCES FOR FOUNDATIONS SUPPORTING CROSS-SECTOR COLLABORATION.

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