November 19, 1:00–2:00 PM ET
Two powerful forces are reshaping the philanthropic landscape: accelerated wealth creation among younger generations and the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history. These forces are cultivating philanthropists with very different expectations for engagement, transparency, speed, partnership, and measurable impact. Many seek a deeper connection to institutional priorities and outcomes, challenging long-standing assumptions about how colleges and universities build and sustain philanthropic relationships.
Join leaders from innovative institutions as they explore what these shifts mean for institutional leadership, governance, and advancement. The discussion will examine whether traditional leadership practices, advancement models, organizational structures, and decision-making processes are equipped for the next generation of philanthropy. Panelists will address how presidents, trustees, foundation leaders, deans, faculty leaders, and advancement teams can work together to create stronger donor partnerships, more meaningful impact experiences, and greater organizational alignment around philanthropic success.
Speakers:
Speakers TBA
With Thanks to AGB Mission Champion: Huron

