… In a recent op-ed, Korn Ferry, the nation’s largest search firm, said corporate search committees are demanding clear evidence of their executive candidates’ ethical behavior. In addition, Korn Ferry…
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In a Letter to the Editor of Barron’s Magazine, Philanthropy Roundtable Adjunct Senior Fellow Patrice Lee Onwuka responded to a recent article in the publication that highlighted some of the benefits of…
…and books. Books are sacred. Books are sacred for what is inside of them, the content, the symbolism. And when you are burning books you are burning ideas, destroying ideas….
…and given endowments of sufficient generosity to make certain they will remain cultural jewels for the world always. A Sistine chapel for books Unlike most of the financial and industrial…
…of books. But those books were not kept exclusively for the private consumption of club members—the collection was also opened to the public. Books could be picked out, returned, or…
For three decades, Philanthropy magazine has played a critical role in the philanthropic sector. It has offered a unique perspective, highlighted important information and shared fascinating stories about donors and…
…is question some of Madoff’s core assumptions. But first, some context. For many centuries, the trust has served as a device for circumventing the state. Frederic William Maitland, the great…
…this past summer with his additional help. The $105 million expansion, which will include both clinical and research facilities, will focus on children’s cancers. HCI’s database of 16 million cancer…
…$400 million in current dollars. Erasmus said, “When I have some money, I buy books; and if I have any left, I buy food.” Henry Folger had money for books…
…farmers. We’ve learned to focus on efficient impact, rather than personal anecdotes or tallies of actions. “Context Is Critical” By Steven J. McCormick In my experience, context is critical. If…
…are many smart people writing important books about education reform, but it takes a special kind of writer to effortlessly weave Billy Crystal, Moneyball, and Al Capone into the argument….