Walk in my Shoes Web Series - Episode 22

EPISODE 22 - The Winds of Change Next Generation Philanthropists and Social Impact Investors - Their role in the COVID-19 recovery phase and what they want from their professional advisors

Walk in my Shoes Web Series - Episode 22

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Date: 
21 Sep 2020 - 4:00pm to 4:30pm
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Philanthropy Impact

 

 

 

 

Join our CEO, John Pepin, as he chats with our board member Rennie Hoare, Partner and Head of Philanthropy, C Hoare & Co, Elizabeth Steinhart, Philanthropy Advisor, LCM Family,Kristina Johansson, Managing Director, Solberga Foundation, and Sid Efromovich, Founder, Generation Pledge about how the next generations can play an active role in the recovery phase, what their values and views of philanthropic work comprise, as well as, how advisors can best support them as donors and social investors of tomorrow.

Views on where money should be spent, and effort expended in terms of philanthropy and social impact investment can be very different from one generation to the next.
 
The millennial generation of philanthropists and social entrepreneurs are handling more money than ever before, are increasingly taking on decision-making roles in family philanthropy, and are also emerging as fundamental networkers and ambassadors in modern philanthropy and social impact investment.
 
In a critical moment, like the one that we are facing now, where we are all concerned about the future and next steps to take, the next generation of philanthropists and social impact investors could represent an inestimable resource and bring new initiatives to the table.
 
• What is their role in addressing the issues related to what kind of society should be built?
• Are they developing solutions that are transformative, innovative, and socially entrepreneurial?
• What is the role of impact investing complementing their philanthropic giving?
• Is family philanthropy changing with the next generation taking over a larger part of family owned wealth?
• What implications might there be when a new generation gets involved in the family philanthropy and how can difficulties be mitigated?
• What role have professional advisors played? What role should they play in supporting next gen social impact investing and philanthropic giving?
 
Rennie Hoare
Rennie joined the bank in 2016, and was invited to join the partnership in 2018. He is Head of Philanthropy, and is also leading the bank’s working group on customer service standards. Prior to this, he worked at T. Rowe Price and was responsible for relationships with institutional investment consultants in the UK and Europe. Before joining T. Rowe Price in 2011, he spent time at both Threadneedle and Guinness Asset Management. He graduated from the University of York with a BA Hons in Politics, and holds the Investment Management Certificate. Rennie is involved with a number of charities and particularly enjoys his mentoring of the next generation of philanthropists.
 
Sid Efromovich
Sid is a learner, dad, husband, public speaker, facilitator and social entrepreneur whose purpose is to help humanity flourish, now and in the future. He speaks seven languages and has delivered three TEDx talks, one of which is a top 25 most viewed talk on the TEDx channel with over 10M views. He is the co-founder and president of Generation Pledge, a community of ultra high net wealth inheritors who commit to donating at least 10% of everything they inherit and to using their unique power and privilege for impact. Additionally, he is a faculty member of The Flourishing Center, where he teaches the Certificate in Applied Positive Psychology. A fun fact is that he met his wife, Faran Efromovich, at a flash mob while dancing to “Baby Got Back.”
 
Kristina Johansson
Kristina Johansson is the director of the Solberga Foundation, a family foundation that supports transformative grassroots-led climate justice organisations. In addition, they fund documentary films and ending factory farming. Solberga Foundation was established in 2018 in the UK and gives grants globally. Over the past 10 years, Kristina has been involved in social justice activism. She holds a bachelors of arts degree from Middlebury College. After graduating in 2014, she worked for Planned Parenthood and the United Nations Peace Women Program in New York City. She is a founding member of a sexual health tech startup in San Francisco, and a board member of the Vagina Museum in London. She is from the UK and Sweden but grew up internationally. She is an active member of Resource Generation and co-founder of Resource Justice in the UK.
 
Elizabeth Steinhart
She has worked across the breadth of grant giving in her 25 year career, from the distribution of lottery money to private city philanthropists and much in between. She thrives on the process of grant giving. From due diligence, compliance and the legal aspects of doing it 'well' across to the very human side of philanthropy, i.e. what makes people give money to charity and what emotional journeys and relationships people go through as part of the process.
She works at LCM Family, a national multi family office where the firm delivers a breadth of planning areas that support individuals and families in looking after their wealth, family values and legacy for future generations.
Lizzy is on the National Grants Advisory Panel at NHS Charities Together and has been involved over the last few months in the National Emergencies Trust assessment work in Scotland. She currently sits on STEP Philanthropy Programme’s Steering Group, Beacon Collaborative’s Fellowship Working Group, the Charity Tax Group’s Observer Forum and the Philanthropy Technology Working Group. With a national reputation as a specialist in philanthropy, she is a sought after speaker on the topic and cares deeply about the thoughtful promotion of the use of private assets for public good.
 
 
 



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