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Georgia Levenson Keohane
Georgia Levenson Keohane is a Fellow at the Roosevelt Institute.Philanthropy and the Social Contract: What Comes Next
Georgia Levenson Keohane will be a CEP guest blogger from January 25 – February 5, 2010. From the 2010 vantage point, we can see that the era of ‘new’ philanthropy – big, strategic, tactical giving – was also one of historic inequality. ...
Foundation Philanthropy and the Power of PRIs
Georgia Levenson Keohane will be a CEP guest blogger from January 25 – February 5, 2010. The challenge for foundations in this economic crisis has been to do more with less. ...
Smart Giving for the Rest of Us
Georgia Levenson Keohane will be a CEP guest blogger from January 25 – February 5, 2010. Last week I proposed a giving guide for Lloyd Blankfein. ...
What Blankfein Should Do: Rise to the Charitable Occasion
Georgia Levenson Keohane will be a CEP guest blogger from January 25 – February 5, 2010. So what is Lloyd Blankfein to do, when his primary responsibility is to Goldman’s profitability? ...
A Guide for Wall Street Philanthropy: The Gifts of Goldman
Introduction The dust had just settled on year-end giving when the new decade opened with humanitarian catastrophe. Although the logistical challenges of aiding those in Haiti may be severe, philanthropy allows an important – albeit imperfect – way to respond to immense suffering, and a chance to feel as though we have some agency in trying to make the world better. ...
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Will What Was Said in Detroit Stay in Detroit?
Carola Weil on May 30th
While I unable to attend the conference, I was interested in this edition of your blog. As someone who has moved in and out of...
Carola Weil on May 30th
While I unable to attend the conference, I was interested in this edition of your blog. As someone who has moved in and out of...
Lessons from a Risk Taken
Julia Coffman on May 2nd
I really appreciate your willingness to share this and your assessment of what didn't work out as planned or anticipated. Thanks.
Julia Coffman on May 2nd
I really appreciate your willingness to share this and your assessment of what didn't work out as planned or anticipated. Thanks.
Lessons from a Risk Taken
Kevin Bolduc on April 30th
Jon, thanks for the comment. If there’s one thing we learned, it’s that the cost in time and effort and dollars were all higher than...
Kevin Bolduc on April 30th
Jon, thanks for the comment. If there’s one thing we learned, it’s that the cost in time and effort and dollars were all higher than...
Lessons from a Risk Taken
Jon Pratt on April 25th
Thanks for sharing the lessons learned, and what I sense are second thoughts about the cost/benefit of the whole enterprise. I appreciate the thirst for...
Jon Pratt on April 25th
Thanks for sharing the lessons learned, and what I sense are second thoughts about the cost/benefit of the whole enterprise. I appreciate the thirst for...
Foundations and Impact Investing: What Is Really Going On?
The Children's ISA on April 22nd
Great insight. Sometimes it's great to invest in multiple countries as security as the economy in one country might decrease and increase in another.
The Children's ISA on April 22nd
Great insight. Sometimes it's great to invest in multiple countries as security as the economy in one country might decrease and increase in another.
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