Home Agenda Register Resources Details	8:30 a.m. Registration (Horchow Seminar Room, 55 Hillhouse Ave) Breakfast will be served 9:00 a.m. Speaker: Philanthropy’s Role Dr. Claire Gaudiani Professor at The George H. Heyman, Jr. Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising at New York University (GM Room, 55 Hillhouse Ave) 10:40 a.m. Break-out Session Panel: Philanthropy 101 Yee-Ann Cho, Senior Program Officer, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Pete Lavigne, President and CEO, The Rivers Foundation Nancy Yedlin, Director, Program Communications & Management, The Donaghue Foundation What is philanthropy? Gain an understanding of the different players and of the hot philanthropy topics of today. Current practitioners talk about their experiences and visions for the future of philanthropy. (Room A-51, 60 Sachem Street) Panel: Funding in the Arts Nicole Chevalier, Program Director, Termaine Foundation Jane Christie, Development Director, Neighborhood Music School Robert Marx, Vice President/Managing Director, The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation Usha Pasi, Director of Leadership Gifts and Associate Campaign Director, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston This panel will focus on the impact that giving has on the arts and the state of American culture at large. What are the implications of cutting funding to artists? What is the role of philanthropy in the arts? Why should arts organizations get funding?  (Room A-51, 60 Sachem Street) 12:10 p.m. Luncheon & Keynote Speech Keynote: Mary Ellen Iskenderian President and CEO Women’s World Banking Introduction: Stanley J. Gartska Deputy Dean and Professor in the Practice of Management Yale School of Management (GM Room) Lunch will be served 2:00 p.m. Break-out Session Panel: Philanthropic Investment Shari Berenbach, Executive Director, The Calvert Foundation Brian Connolly, Executive Vice President, Bank of America Paul Connolly, Senior VP and Director, TCC Group Susanne Salerno, Director of Donor Development, Fidelity Charitable Services® This panel will explore how organizations are using creative means to invest in the future of nonprofits. Methods cover bringing together individual donors who seek to build nonprofit capacity, providing management skills, and consulting across many aspects. (Room A-51, 60 Sachem Street) Panel: International Development Nicky Newton-King, Deputy CEO, Johannesburg Stock Exchange Developing economies is a rapidly growing field. This panel will focus on methods for investing in the development of international economies and highlight several innovative international initiatives. (Room A-53, 60 Sachem Street) Panel: Social Ventures & Corporate Social Responsibility Charles Adams, Senior Director of Development, CARE Rick Peyser, Director of Social Advocacy and Public Relations, Green Mountain Coffee This panel will discuss the future of partnerships between for-profit and non-profit firms. Particular emphasis will be placed upon the mutual benefits of corporate philanthropy and the corporations’ role in society. (Room A-60, 60 Sachem Street) 3:30 p.m. Reception
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