2015 Philanthropreneurship Forum – Program Book

Versailles
2015
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INTRODUCTION
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Welcome
It gives me much pleasure to welcome you to the second annual
Philanthropreneurship Forum. We are honoured to be joined
by a distinguished roster of luminaries who have donated their time
and effort as co-chairs for this year’s event.
I am personally indebted to the friendship and guidance
of our co-chairs including Doug Band, Professor Rajesh Chandy,
Her Excellency Rachida Dati, Paul Polman, Liz Robbins,
Princess Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein and Dr. Laura Tyson.
Building on last year’s successful launch, we have once again
gathered luminaries from around the world to gather in one space
and explore what we are calling, The New Frontiers of Philanthropy.
This year saw the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals
and we see the Forum as an ideal place to convene, collaborate
and work together to deliver on these ambitious and needed goals.
Our aim remains the same - to shift philanthropy from its current
traditional space to one where philanthropy is blended with
entrepreneurialism, creativity and innovation to address three
main areas - to create a bigger impact, to ensure sustainability and
to deliver scalable ideas and solutions. Our methods however,
must continue to evolve and we look forward to witnessing part
of the evolution during our annual gathering.
We hope you enjoy the day ahead and look forward to many more
occasions for us all to convene once more.
With all best,
Amr Al-Dabbagh
Founding Chairman
Philanthropreneurship Forum
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Co-Chairs
Doug Band
Founding Partner and President, Teneo Holdings
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Professor Rajesh Chandy
Academic Director of the Deloitte Institute for Innovation
and Entrepreneurship, London Business School
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Her Excellency Rachida Dati
Member of the European Parliament, Former French Minister
of Justice and Mayor of the 7th District of Paris
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Paul Polman
Chief Executive Officer, Unilever
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Liz Robbins
Founder and President, Liz Robbins Associates
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HSH Princess Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
Director, Apollonia Associates
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Dr. Laura Tyson
Faculty Director, Institute for Business and Social Impact
and Professor, Berkeley-Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley
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What is
philanthropreneurship?
Philanthropreneurship is a creative and entrepreneurial approach
to philanthropy; it is giving that disrupts the status quo. A new
generation of philanthropists is stepping forward to contribute
their creativity and entrepreneurial skills in addition to their wealth
to address global challenges. Entrepreneurial philanthropists
or “philanthropreneurs” around the world are bringing their business
acumen to the world of philanthropy to help social enterprises and
not-for-profits to be more efficient and impactful.
The Philanthropreneurship Forum was established under
the leadership of His Excellency Amr Al-Dabbagh in 2014. Through
the Annual Forum, this initiative aims to foster a new generation
of philanthropreneurs and to champion new ways of thinking about
philanthropy and development.
The Philanthropreneurship Forum
The annual Philanthropreneurship Forum is a global initiative
that connects, empowers and inspires leaders from philanthropy,
civil society, academia, business and governments from
diverse sectors and regions to foster innovation and encourage
collaboration. The Forum sheds light on what it really takes
to deliver positive social impact, ensure sustainability and accelerate
scalable progress for communities around the world. The inaugural
Forum was organized in London in 2014 in partnership with London
Business School and Stars Foundation.
2015 Philanthropreneurship Forum:
Exploring “The New Frontiers of Philanthropy”
Entrepreneurial approaches to philanthropy play an increasingly
instrumental role in addressing both social and environmental
issues. These innovative dynamics of giving have been reshaping
global philanthropy and social investment in the past decade.
Together delegates will explore the opportunities, challenges and
prospects of these new approaches of philanthropy that place
innovation, creativity and impact at the heart of social progress.
the forum
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Agenda
Agenda
Agenda
08:00 - 09:00 Welcome Coffee
12:50 - 14:30
Room Mazarin
Room Mazarin
09:00 - 09:50 OPENING CEREMONY & INTRODUCTION
Room Richelieu The New Frontiers Of Philanthropy
14:30 - 15:30
Introduction Speech
H.E. Amr Al-Dabbagh
H.E. Rachida Dati
Ms Chelsea Clinton
Room Richelieu
09:50 - 10:50 PANEL 1
Pushing The Boundaries:
The End Of Philanthropy As We Know It
Professor Paul Brest
Sir Malcolm Grant
Mr. David Rockefeller Jr.
Professor Sonal Shah
Ms Fay Twersky
PANEL 3
Emerging Markets, Emerging Solutions
Ms Gargi Banerji
Mr. Shashi Buluswar
Mr. Shiv Khemka
Mr. Strive Masiyiwa
Professor Hashim Sarkis
Master of Ceremony of the Forum
Ms Kate Silverton
Moderator
Dr. Laura Tyson
15:30 - 16:30
Room Richelieu
Lunch Break
Room Richelieu
Moderator
Mr. Matthew Bishop
PANEL 4
Redifining Corporate Practices For Doing Good
Mr. Jim Clifton
Ms Hadeel Ibrahim
Dr. Thomas Kaplan
Ms Monique Villa
Moderator
Professor Rajesh Chandy
Moderator
Dr. Laura Tyson
16:30 - 17:00
Coffee Break
Room Mazarin
10:50 - 11:20 Coffee Break
17:00 - 17:30
Room Mazarin
Room Richelieu
11:20 - 11:50 STARS IMPACT AWARDS CEREMONY
CLOSING CEREMONY
Philanthropreneurs:
A Culture Of Daring
Mr. Paul Polman
11:50 - 12:50 PANEL 2
Room Richelieu Philanthropreneurs On The Frontline
Of Achieving Global Goals
Mr. Ming-Po Cai
Mr. Saeb Eigner
Mr. John Kao
Mr. Rakesh Rajani
Ms Susan Rockefeller
19:30 - 00:00
Moderator
Professor John Quelch
GALA DINNER
at the Château de Versailles
Moderator
Ms Christiane Amanpour
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master of ceremony
master of ceremony
master of ceremony
Kate Silverton is a highly accomplished,
versatile and popular broadcaster.
An experienced journalist she has won
plaudits for her reporting in Iraq, and
is no stranger to conflict, having covered
several of the world’s troubled and
beleaguered regions, including reporting
from the front line in Afghanistan.
Kate regularly anchors the main Six
and Ten o'clock news bulletins for the BBC.
She also broadcasts on BBC Radio 4.
Kate is a keen conservationist and her work
in this field saw her securing an exclusive
interview with His Royal Highness,
The Duke of Cambridge who gave her
a rare and extremely candid interview
about his anger over the current levels
of rhino poaching in Africa.
Her documentary drew support and praise
from the United Nations conservation team.
Kate Silverton
Journalist and broadcaster
Kate has travelled extensively throughout
Africa and the Middle East as well
as parts of the Far East and Europe.
Her first journey saw her living on
a Kibbutz in Israel before hitch-hiking
her way across the country to meet
people living in the Palestinian Territories
- a journey that saw her shot at and
teargassed. She lived with Bedouin
in the desert in Egypt and survived
being drugged and robbed in the former
Yugoslavia. At 19 she volunteered
as a venturer with Operation Raleigh
(now Raleigh International) and travelled
to Zimbabwe where she helped build
schools, lavatories and contributed to field
studies - being charged by an elephant
and stung by a scorpion in the process!
These experiences; immersing herself
within hugely disparate cultures around
the globe; have continued to prove
the driving force for her reporting both
in the UK and abroad.
Kate attributes her love of Africa
specifically to Wilbur Smith, having read
Elephant Song and The Burning Shore
as a teenager she became an avid fan
and recently named her young son Wilbur
after the great man himself!
Kate graduated from the University
of Durham with a BSc in Psychology,
specialising in child development. Before
that she studied Islam and Arabic
and Middle Eastern history.
Kate met her husband Mike Heron,
a former Royal Marine, while on a course
training her how to cope in "hostile
environments". They have a daughter,
Clemency Florence Rose and son Wilbur
Ernest George.
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opening ceremony
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Opening Ceremony
& Introduction
The New Frontiers Of PhilanthropY
The Opening Ceremony of the Forum and introductory speech
by H.E. Amr Al-Dabbagh will set the scene and announce the agenda for the day.
09:00 - 09:50 OPENING CEREMONY & INTRODUCTION
Room Richelieu The New Frontiers Of Philanthropy
Introduction Speech
H.E. Amr Al-Dabbagh
H.E. Rachida Dati
Ms Chelsea Clinton
Master of Ceremony of the Forum
Ms Kate Silverton
Moderator
Dr. Laura Tyson
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Amr Al-Dabbagh
Chairman and CEO of Al-Dabbagh Group
Rachida Dati
His Excellency Amr Al-Dabbagh brings
the spirit of entrepreneurship into all
of his professional endeavors and across
three principles of Giving, Earning and
Sustaining, which govern the ecosystem
Al-Dabbagh operates in.
He has launched a 2020 goal focused
on achieving a “20x20” target across these
three principles, which are governed
by 10 Golden Rules and fortified by five
core values.
His Excellency has, over the course
of a thirty-year career served in public
office for two four-year terms as the
Governor (with a rank of Minister)
of the Saudi Arabian General Investment
Authority (SAGIA), elected for two terms
on the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce
and appointed for two terms on the
Makkah Regional Council.
He is currently the Chairman of the Board
of Directors of The Centennial Fund based
in Riyadh. He also sits on the Board
of Trustees of the Eisenhower Fellowship
based in Philadelphia, is a member of the
Cleveland Clinic International Leadership
Board in Cleveland and is a Governor
of London Business School. He is also
a Special Fellow for Social Impact at the
Institute for Business and Social Impact
at The Haas School of Business, University
of California Berkeley.
He co-authored his first book,
Governpreneurship in 2012, which explores
examples of entrepreneurial practices
in government from around the world
with a deep dive on his experience running
the Saudi Arabian General Investment
Authority (SAGIA) for eight years. He will
publish his second book, Omnipreneurship
in 2016, which is complemented
by the MOOC (massive open online
course) that he teaches on the online
learning platform, Philanthropy University,
titled Leading with Integrity & The Ten
Golden Rules, which was successfully
launched in October 2015 and attracted
over 65,000 learners.
Awards and Honors:
• Selected in 1995 as one of the 100 Global
Leaders of Tomorrow by the Executive
Board of the World Economic Forum;
• Recipient of Man of Year 2006 by
Arabian Business Magazine;
• Recipient of the Sitara-i-Imtiaz (or Star
of Excellence) given by the President
of Pakistan.
For more information please visit:
www.aldabbagh.com
www.philanthropyu.org
Member of the European Parliament,
Former French Minister of Justice and Mayor of the 7th District of Paris
Her Excellency Rachida Dati is France’s
former Minister of Justice, a Member
of the European Parliament (since 2009),
the Mayor of the 7th District of Paris (since
2008) and a senior figure in the French
main right-wing party Les Républicains.
Ms Dati has an economic and public law
background. She has been graduated
of the National School for the Judiciary
and of the Higher Institute for Business
Studies.
In 2002, she became Nicolas Sarkozy's
advisor, working for him on an antidelinquency project. After Sarkozy's
victory in 2007, she was appointed Minister
of Justice. In 2009. She left her post
as minister after being elected
as a European deputy.
She is an active Member of the largest
political group in the European Parliament,
the European’s People Party (EPP) since
2009. Member of the Committee on Civil
Liberties and of the Delegation to the
Parliamentary Assembly of the Union
for the Mediterranean, Rachida
is the rapporteur of several key reports
at the European parliament.
Ms Dati has previously served
as an Internal Auditor Audit management
team of Matra communication and
at the European Bank for Reconstruction
and Development.
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Moderator
Chelsea Clinton
Vice Chair,
Clinton Foundation
Laura Tyson
Faculty Director, Institute for Business and Social Impact and Professor,
Berkeley-Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley
Laura Tyson chairs the Board of Trustees
for the Blum Center for Developing
Economies. From 2002-2006, she served
as Dean of London Business School
and from 1998-2001 she served as Dean
of Berkeley-Haas.
Tyson was a member of the US
Department of State Foreign Affairs Policy
Board and a member of President Obama’s
Council of Jobs and Competitiveness
and the President’s Economic Recovery
Advisory Board.
She served in the Clinton Administration
as the Chair of the Council of Economic
Advisers (1993-1995) and as Director
of the National Economic Council
(1995 – 1996).
She is a member of the Board of Directors
of Morgan Stanley, AT&T, CBRE Group Inc.
and Silver Spring Networks.
She is an economic advisory board
member of the World Bank’s International
Finance Corporation.
Chelsea Clinton, Vice Chair of the Clinton
Foundation, works to drive the vision and
programmatic work of the Bill, Hillary
& Chelsea Clinton Foundation. Over
the past 14 years, The Clinton Foundation
has convened businesses, governments,
NGOs, and individuals to improve global
health and wellness, increase opportunity
for girls and women, reduce childhood
obesity, create economic opportunity and
growth, and help communities address
the effects of climate change. As only
a few examples, because of the Clinton
Foundation’s work, more than 29,000
American schools are providing kids
with healthy food choices in an effort
to eradicate childhood obesity; more than
85,000 farmers in Malawi, Rwanda,
and Tanzania are benefiting from climatesmart agronomic training, higher yields,
and increased market access; over 350,000
people have been impacted through market
opportunities created by social enterprises
in Latin America, the Caribbean, and South
Asia; 75 million people are benefiting from
disease prevention efforts and investments
in the U.S.; and through the affiliated
Clinton Health Access Initiative, 9.9 million
people in more than 70 countries have
access to CHAI-negotiated prices for HIV/
AIDS medications.
As Vice Chair of the Foundation, Chelsea
is a tireless advocate for the work
of the Foundation. She works alongside
Foundation leadership toward a shared
goal of making the Clinton Foundation one
of the most effective and efficient global
NGOs in the world. She works in-depth
across a number of the Foundation’s
programmatic areas including: No Ceilings:
The Full Participation Project working to
advance the full participation of women and
girls; the Clinton Global Initiative University,
a program focused on empowering the next
generation of change-makers; the Clinton
Foundation’s Day of Action program which
she founded; the Foundation’s various
health programs and the conservation
of Africa’s Elephants through the Clinton
Global Initiative.
Chelsea currently teaches at Columbia
University’s Mailman School of Public
Health and previously worked at McKinsey
& Company and Avenue Capital. Chelsea
also serves on the boards of the Clinton
Foundation’s affiliated Clinton Health
Access Initiative, the School of American
Ballet, the Africa Center and the Weill
Cornell Medical College. She is the Co-Chair
of the Advisory Board of the Of Many
Institute at NYU. Chelsea holds a B.A. from
Stanford, an MPH from Columbia's Mailman
School of Public Health and both an MPhil
and a Doctorate in International Relations
from Oxford University. Chelsea is the
author of It’s Your World: Get Informed,
Get Inspired & Get Going, a book for young
readers ages 10-14 which explores some
of the biggest challenges facing our world
today, particularly impacting kids and
shares inspiring stories of young people
who are already making a difference in their
own communities and around the globe.
She lives with her husband Marc and their
daughter Charlotte in New York City.
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Panel 1
Pushing the Boundaries:
The End of Philanthropy
as we know it
Through centuries of exercise, philanthropy
has set a tradition for charitable giving.
However, in the 21st century, it unfolds
in radically new conditions, as global
challenges, technological resources
and society’s preferences, open the door
to innovative practices.
Breaking with the traditional methods
of charitable giving, the philanthropreneur
community seeks to invest in smarter
ways for greater impact. This requires
developing strategic planning and
partnerships.
• Why must traditional philanthropists
reinvent themselves and why is the
philanthropreneurship model more fit
for our changing environment?
• Can the new generation of entrepreneurs
revolutionize philanthropy as they did
in business through innovative ideas
and startups?
• What does the philanthropreneur
community bring to this new world
of giving?
• What are the potential pitfalls in this
new philanthropy and how can the
philanthropreneur, through their creative
and risk-taking profile, avoid them?
Former Dean and Professor Emeritus (active),
Stanford Law School
Paul Brest is Former Dean and Professor
Emeritus (active), at Stanford Law School,
a lecturer at the Stanford Graduate School
of Business, a faculty co-director of the
Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil
Society, and co-director of the Stanford
Law and Policy Lab. He was president
of the William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation from 2000-2012.
He is co-author of Money Well Spent:
A Strategic Guide to Smart Philanthropy
(2008), Problem Solving, Decision Making,
and Professional Judgment (2010),and
articles on constitutional law, philanthropy,
and impact investing.
09:50 - 10:50 PANEL 1
Room Richelieu Pushing The Boundaries:
The End Of Philanthropy As We Know It
Professor Paul Brest
Sir Malcolm Grant
Mr. David Rockefeller Jr.
Professor Sonal Shah
Ms Fay Twersky
Paul Brest
His current courses include Problem
Solving for Public Policy and Social
Change, Measuring and Improving Social
Moderator
Dr. Laura Tyson
Impact, and Advanced Topics
in Philanthropy and Impact Investing.
He also is the instructor in an online
course, Essentials of Nonprofit Strategy,
offered by Philanthropy University.
Professor Brest is a fellow in the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, and holds
honorary degrees from Northwestern
University School of Law and Swarthmore
College. Before joining the Stanford Law
School faculty in 1969, he clerked
for Judge Bailey Aldrich of the U.S. Court
of Appeals for the First Circuit and Justice
John M. Harlan of the U.S. Supreme Court,
and did civil rights litigation with the
NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund
in Mississippi.
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Malcolm Grant
David Rockfeller, Jr.
Founding Chairman,
NHS England
Chairman,
The Rockefeller Foundation
Sir Malcolm Grant is the founding
chairman of NHS England, appointed
in 2011, and responsible and accountable
for investing an annual budget exceeding
£100bn in improving the health
and healthcare of the population
of England. He is also a director
of Genomics England Ltd, which
is currently sequencing 100,000 whole
human genomes for NHS patients
with rare diseases and cancers, as the first
stage in transforming the NHS into
a world leader in personalised medicine.
He was formerly for 10 years
the President and Provost of UCL
(University College London), now ranked
alongside Oxford and Cambridge amongst
the top 20 universities in the world.
He has recently been appointed Chancellor
of the University of York, and he maintains
several international roles in higher
education, in Hong Kong, Russia
and the USA, and is President of the
Council for At-risk Academics (CARA)
that has for 80 years provided essential
support scholars in oppressive regimes.
David Rockefeller, Jr., is an active
participant in the nonprofit arena,
especially in the areas of environment,
the arts and philanthropy.
Mr. Rockefeller serves as Board Chair of
the Rockefeller Foundation. He is a Trustee
of the Museum of Modern Art
and the Asian Cultural Council. He is
a fellow of the American Academy of Arts
and Sciences and a member of the Council
on Foreign Relations.
Mr. Rockefeller's former foundation
affiliations include service as Trustee and
Chairman of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund
and Director of the Boston Foundation.
He is the former chair of the North
American Nominating Committee for the
Praemium Imperiale, the Japanese prize
for outstanding international achievement
in the arts.
Mr. Rockefeller's passion for the sea
and sailing is reflected in his service
to conservation and environmental efforts.
In 2004, he founded Sailors for the Sea
(SfS) to motivate boaters to become
ocean stewards. SfS is located in Newport,
RI, with satellite offices in Japan and
Portugal.
In the tradition of his family's commitment
to sustainable agriculture, Mr. Rockefeller
and two of his sisters established
The Peggy McGrath Rockefeller
Foundation, formed to manage 2200
acres of New York farmland. The farm will
be dedicated to regenerating the soil and
supporting young farmers.
He is a graduate of Harvard College
and Harvard Law School. Mr. Rockefeller
is married to Susan Cohn Rockefeller,
a filmmaker and Trustee of Oceana and
Stone Barns Center for Agriculture.
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Sonal Shah
Professor of Practice and founding Executive Director,
Beeck Center for Social Impact & Innovation at Georgetown University
Sonal Shah is Professor of Practice and the
founding Executive Director of the Beeck
Center for Social Impact & Innovation
at Georgetown University. The Center
is designed to be cross disciplinary
focusing on providing experiential and
skills-based learning for undergraduate
and graduate students; developing
executive programs for practitioners
on social impact and innovation;
developing actionable and practical
thought-leadership on relevant issues
in social impact and innovation; and
designing a “lab” space for students,
professors and practitioners to co-create
social enterprises.
Sonal is an economist and entrepreneur
who has spent her career focused
on actionable innovation in in government,
business and the non-profit sectors.
She is the former Deputy Assistant to the
President and Director of the first White
House Office of Social Innovation and Civic
Participation that focused on investing
in and scaling innovative models in the
social sector. She also served on President
Obama's Transition Board overseeing
the Technology, Innovation, Government
Reform working group. Before joining
the White House, Shah led Google’s global
development initiatives for its philanthropy,
Google.org. Prior to Google, Shah was
a Vice President at Goldman Sachs, Inc.
where she developed and managed the
firm’s environmental strategy.
She spent seven years at the U.S.
Department of Treasury where she was
an international economist working
on timely development issues, including
post-conflict development in Bosnia, Asian
financial crisis, and poverty reduction
in Africa.
Sonal also has significant non-profit
experience. She co-founded a non-profit,
Indicorps, which offers fellowships
for Indian-Americans to work on
development projects in India. She helped
set up the Center for Global Development
where she managed the daily operations
and developed the policy and advocacy
programs for the Center. She also worked
at the Center for American Progress
focusing on trade, outsourcing and post
conflict issues.
Shah received her MA in Economics from
Duke University and BA in Economics from
the University of Chicago. She is Senior
Fellow at the Case Foundation working
on Impact Investing; Senior Fellow at the
Center for American Progress on social
innovation; an Institute of Politics fellow
at Harvard University; an Aspen Crown
Fellow; and a Next Generation Fellow.
She leads the G7 International
Development Working Group for Impact
Investing. She serves on the following
boards, Oxfam, Urban Alliance, GSMA
Foundation, Social Finance, Inc.
and The Century Foundation.
Fay Twersky
Director of the Effective Philanthropy Group,
The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation
Fay Twersky is the Director of the Effective
Philanthropy Group at the William & Flora
Hewlett Foundation. In this capacity,
she created and leads a hybrid team
that seeks to support a strong foundation
and a strong sector. She leads five internal
functions including strategy, evaluation
and organization learning as well as two
external grantmaking areas: one in support
of nonprofit organizational effectiveness
and one to build a strong philanthropic
sector. Twersky spent 2010–2011 working
in Jerusalem, advising the Rothschild
Family Foundation.
Twersky served for four years as Director
and member of the leadership team
of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation,
launching the Impact Planning
& Improvement division. She was
a founding principal of BTW – Informing
Change, a strategic consulting firm.
Twersky has written many articles, reports
and blogs and is a frequent speaker
on issues of effective philanthropy.
She recently published “The Artful
Juggler,” in the Stanford Social Innovation
Review (SSIR) on what it takes to be
a successful Foundation Chief Executive
Officer. She was principal author
of Listening to Those Who Matter Most,
the Beneficiaries, also in SSIR. Twersky
is a member of the board of directors
for The Center for Effective Philanthropy
and the UBS Optimus Foundation
in Zurich, Switzerland. She is founding
co-chair of the Fund for Shared Insight,
an innovative funding collaborative
dedicated to improving philanthropy.
She holds bachelor’s degrees with high
honors in Rhetoric and Middle Eastern
Studies from the University of California,
Berkeley, and a master’s degree in City
Planning from the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology.
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John Quelch
Philanthropreneurs
On The Frontline
Of Achieving Global Goals
Building innovative alliances between
public sector institutions, the private
sector and local communities is crucial
to address the global development
challenges. Philanthropreneurship offers
new ways to forge these multi-stakeholder
initiatives and can efficiently enhance
collective action to reach the Sustainable
Development Goals and COP21 ambitions.
With a new range of approaches
complementing the existing philanthropic
mechanisms, philanthropreneurship is
a vehicle of choice within the current
development landscape.
• What does philanthropreneurship bring
to the current international development
agenda? What direct role
can philanthropreneurs play in achieving
the objectives set by the SDGs and
the COP21? What are the risks and
opportunities for them in this engagement?
• Can philanthropreneurs contribute
to ensure more accountability in solving
global challenges?
• What distinguishes philanthropreneurship
from other mechanisms when it comes
to addressing these global challenges?
11:50 - 12:50 PANEL 2
Room Richelieu Philanthropreneurs On The Frontline
Of Achieving Global Goals
Mr. Ming-Po Cai
Mr. Saeb Eigner
Mr. John Kao
Mr. Rakesh Rajani
Ms Susan Rockefeller
Moderator
Professor John Quelch
Charles Edward Wilson Professor of Business Administration,
Harvard Business School
John A. Quelch is the Charles Edward
Wilson Professor of Business Administration
at Harvard Business School. He also holds
a joint appointment at Harvard School
of Public Health as Professor in Health
Policy and Management. In addition,
he is also a Fellow of the Harvard China
Fund, a Member of the Harvard China
Advisory Board and Associate in Research
at the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies.
Between 2011 and 2013, Professor Quelch
was Dean, Vice President and Distinguished
Professor of International Management
at the China Europe International Business
School (CEIBS), China's leading business
school. Between 2001 and 2011, he was
the Lincoln Filene Professor of Business
Administration and Senior Associate Dean
at Harvard Business School, teaching
Marketing in the Advanced Management
Program. He served as Dean of London
Business School from 1998 to 2001.
Professor Quelch is known for his teaching
materials and innovations in pedagogy.
Over the past thirty-five years, his case
studies have sold over 4 million copies,
third highest in HBS history. In 1995,
he developed the first HBS interactive
CD-ROM exercise (on Intel's advertising
budgeting process). In 1999, he developed
and presented a series of twelve one hour
programs on Marketing Management
for the Public Broadcasting System.
Professor Quelch currently teaches a new
course, "Consumers, Corporations and
Public Health" to both MBA and MPH
students. A book with this title will be
published by Oxford University Press
in 2016.
Professor Quelch has served
as an independent director of twelve
publicly listed companies in the USA
and UK. He recently stepped down
as a non-executive director of WPP after
twenty-five years of service. He is currently
a non-executive director of Alere, a health
diagnostics company, Luvo, an innovative
food company, and Propel Media, a digital
marketing services company.
In the area of public service, Professor
Quelch served pro bono for eight years
as Chairman of the Port Authority
of Massachusetts. He is the Honorary
Consul General of Morocco in New England
and served previously as Chairman of the
British-American Business Council of New
England. He is a member of the Trilateral
Commission and the Council On Foreign
Relations. He received the CBE for services
to British business in 2011 and holds
an honorary doctorate from Vietnam
National University.
Professor Quelch was born in London,
England, was educated at Exeter College,
Oxford University (BA and MA),
the Wharton School of the University
of Pennsylvania (MBA), the Harvard School
of Public Health (MS) and Harvard Business
School (DBA). In addition to the UK
and USA, he has lived in Australia, Canada
and China.
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Ming-Po Cai
Saeb Eigner
Founder and President,
Cathay Capital Private Equity
Founder and Chairman,
Lonworld Goup
Ming-Po CAI is the Founder and President
of Cathay Capital Private Equity, a leading
international private equity firm in the field
of cross-border investment, committed
to supporting the international expansion
of middle market businesses between
China, Europe and the United States.
Under Ming-Po CAI’s leadership, Cathay
Capital has grown to more than €1.2 billion
in assets under management and has
invested in 44 companies across three
continents.
Mr. CAI brings more than 20 years
of cross-border investment experience
and deep expertise developing China-entry
strategies for multinational companies,
and globalization strategies for Chinese
companies expanding internationally.
Prior to founding Cathay Capital, Mr. CAI
successfully founded and managed several
companies in various sectors. Cathay’s
focus business sectors include consumer
goods, health care, modern service
industry, environment, agriculture and food
security, as well as advanced technology.
Ming-Po CAI is an independent director
of GL Events and sits on the board
of several Cathay portfolio companies.
In addition, he is member of the
prestigious International Advisory Board
of CEIBS, sits at the Honorary Committee
of Parsons The New School in Paris,
and is an active member of the global
business leaders organization YPO.
He is also a director on the boards
of two foundations – France-Chine
Entreprendre Fondation, which Cathay
Capital established in 2011, and the CEIBS
Education Foundation.
Mr. CAI received a master’s degree
in Management from EM Lyon in France,
and an EMBA from China Europe
International Business School (CEIBS)
in Shanghai, China.
Saeb Eigner is Chairman of the Lonworld
Group, a private investment company
founded in 1992. Formerly, a Senior
Manager of ANZ Grindlays Bank Plc.
in London, heading the Middle East
and Indian Sub-Continent divisions
of the Private bank.
Serving on a number of Boards in the
areas of investment, finance, regulation,
consulting, education and the arts
he is a regular speaker on business
and economic affairs on television
(i.e. CNN, CNBC, Bloomberg, and BBC
World), radio and at business forums.
Saeb Eigner was appointed Chairman
of the Dubai Financial Services Authority
in August 2011; he served as Deputy
Chairman of the Board since 2007
and a member of the Board since
October 2004.
He is passionately engaged with
supporting art and education, which
he believes plays an increasingly important
role in bridging the cultural divide, as well
as improving the lives, and standards
of living of people around the world.
He was until 2014 a Governor at London
Business School and formerly Chairman
of its Audit and Risk Committee,
he remains a member of its Estate
Committee. He holds a Masters Degree
in Management from the School.
Co-author of the management books
Sand to Silicon (2002) and Sand to Silicon
- Going Global (2008) and author of Art
of The Middle East (Merrell, London 2010,
expanded edition 2015).
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John Kao
Rakesh Rajani
Chairman and CEO,
Institute for Large Scale Innovation and EdgeMakers
Director, Democratic Participation and Governance,
Ford Foundation
Dubbed "Mr. Creativity" and a "Serial
Innovator" by The Economist, John
is an innovation thought leader,
practitioner and activist. He is a trusted
advisor to leaders of companies, startups
and nations on innovation strategy,
implementation, and future trends.
Currently he is CEO of EdgeMakers,
whose mission is to revolutionize the way
young people learn to become innovators.
He is also chairman of the Institute
for Large Scale Innovation, whose
i20 group is an association of national
chief innovation officers.
John chaired the World Economic Forum’s
Global Innovation Council and has served
as an advisor t o the Clinton Global
Initiative. His work has received coverage
in such news media as the New York Times,
The Economist, CNN, and The Colbert
Report. John is also a Tony-nominated
producer of film (Sex, lies and videotape,
Mr. Baseball) and theater (Golden Child,
Flower Drum Song, Jitney).
John was a Harvard Business School
professor from 1982-96, where
he created curriculum on innovation
and entrepreneurship. He is author
of the best-selling Jamming . The Art
and Discipline of Business Creativity, which
describes what leaders can learn from
jazz, as well as Innovation Nation, which
documents America’s growing innovation
challenge. His education includes BA
and MD degrees from Yale, a residency
at the Massachusetts General Hospital
and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
John was recently named Yamaha Music’s
first "Artist in Innovation," and sometimes
uses jazz to illustrate the principles
of innovation during his keynote speeches.
In the summer of 1969, John apprenticed
to rock legend Frank Zappa. In his spare
time, he plays jazz piano.
Rakesh Rajani leads the Civic Engagement
and Government team and has directed
the foundation’s work to advance
democratic participation and transparent,
effective, and accountable governance.
Rakesh joined the foundation in 2015.
A global leader on issues of social
justice, he has been at the forefront
of citizen engagement and government
accountability for two decades.
He currently serves on the board
of the William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation, the board of directors
at the International Budget Partnership,
and the advisory board of the Open
Contracting Partnership.
Before joining the foundation in 2015,
Rakesh was based in Tanzania, where
he served as head of Twaweza (We
Can Make It Happen), an organization
he founded to promote basic learning,
advance access to information, and
increase government responsiveness
in East Africa.
Previously, Rakesh served as the lead civil
society chair for the Open Government
Partnership, an initiative to promote
government openness, responsiveness
and accountability. He founded and
served as executive director for HakiElimu
(Education Rights), combining pioneering
research with humor and satire to engage
citizens in education reform. An earlier
venture, Kuleana Centre for Children’s
Rights, which Rakesh co-founded
in his hometown of Mwanza, Tanzania,
became one of Africa’s leading centers
for children’s rights and established
Tanzania’s first center for sexual health,
linking work on HIV/AIDS, sexuality, youth,
gender, and human rights.
Rakesh holds a master’s degree
in theological studies from Harvard
University and graduated summa
cum laude with a bachelor’s degree
in Philosophy and in English and American
literature from Brandeis University.
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Susan Rockefeller
Founder and CEO,
Protect What Is Precious
Susan Rockefeller is a Social Entrepreneur,
Filmmaker, and Founder of Protect What
Is Precious, a company that connect
brands to causes by offering them
a platform for the development and
marketing of products that contribute
to a more sustainable, better future.
The films have aired on HBO, PBS,
and the Discovery Channel. Susan sits
on the boards of Oceana, Stone Barns
Center for Food and Agriculture, We Are
Family Foundation and is a member
of Natural Resources Defense Council
Global Leadership Council.
Susan's films have explored a range
of contemporary issues, often using both
real life heroes and those of myths
to confront issues such as ocean
acidification and the future of ocean
health, PTSD and the use of music to heal,
the confluence of race, poverty and illness,
and global food sustainability.
She received her undergraduate degree
from Hampshire College, a certificate
in ecological horticulture from University
of California Santa Cruz and her master's
degree from NYU.
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Moderator
Panel 3
Emerging Markets,
Emerging Solutions
Philanthropic activity in emerging markets
has grown significantly in recent years
and is marked by homegrown
philanthropists and new institutions
that are well attuned to local development
needs.
Philanthropy in these markets
is leading the way in flexible approaches
to address social and environmental
pressing issues, particularly
in the education sector.
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• What is the state of play of philanthropic
initiatives in the emerging markets and
what can be done to mobilize more actors
to join the movement?
• What lies ahead for philanthropreneurs
in developing countries marked by acute
social challenges, particularly in education?
What priorities should they set?
• What can we learn from the new wave
of philanthropreneurs in emerging
economies? How scalable are their
activities and strategies?
PANEL 3
Emerging Markets, Emerging Solutions
Ms Gargi Banerji
Mr. Shashi Buluswar
Mr. Shiv Khemka
Mr. Strive Masiyiwa
Professor Hashim Sarkis
Moderator
Mr. Matthew Bishop
Matthew Bishop
Senior editor,
The Economist Group
Matthew Bishop is an award-winning
journalist and longtime writer. His roles
at The Economist have included Business
Editor, Wall Street Editor, Globalisation
Editor and New York Bureau Chief.
He is the author of several books, including
Philanthrocapitalism: How Giving Can
Save the World (described as “important”
by President Bill Clinton) and The Road
From Ruin, which set out an agenda
for the reform of capitalism after
the 2008 crash.
He is a member of the World Economic
Forum’s Global Agenda Council
on Global Governance. He was the Official
Report author of the Taskforce on Social
Impact Investment established by the
governments of the G8, and a member
of the Advisors Group of the UN
International Year of Microcredit.
He co-founded and advises
the #givingtuesday campaign
and the Social Progress Index.
He is on Twitter as @mattbish
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Gargi Banerji
Shashi Buluswar
Founder,
PRAGYA
CEO,
Institute for Transformative Technologies (ITT)
Gargi Banerji is a founding member
of the NGO PRAGYA, which carries
out development projects to benefit
marginalised and impoverished
communities in Asia and Africa.
Gargi Banerji’s career spans more
than 25 years of experience in research,
development and consulting and straddles
both the corporate and development
sectors. An MBA from a premier business
school in India, Gargi began her career
working as a Management Consultant
with Tata Consultancy Services, with
assignments for the corporate sector,
government and the development sector.
In 1995, she co-founded PRAGYA
dedicated to addressing development
issues of remote and difficult areas in the
world and improving lives at the lastmile. As Director of PRAGYA, she has
shaped it into an organisation of repute,
with a diversified portfolio and several
impactful and internationally-recognised
innovations. PRAGYA has benefited
more than 400,000 people in several
disadvantaged communities in India, Nepal
and Kenya, providing them with services
in education, health, livelihoods, energy,
water & sanitation, and others, carried out
humanitarian services reaching out
to thousands of disaster-affected
people, and has also made significant
contributions to policies.
Gargi has been conferred with the Whitley
Award for Conservation and the MSDS
Award for Social Entrepreneurs, and
under her leadership, PRAGYA has won
the Energy Globe Award and the STARS
Impact Award. Apart from her role
on the Pragya Board, she continues
to provide advice to the State and
the development sector and write
on issues as diverse as climate change,
child labour, technology divide, disaster
management and gender inequity.
Shashi Buluswar is the CEO of Institute
for Transformative Technologies (ITT)
and was the founder of ITTs precursor,
LIGTT (the Institute for Globally
Transformative Technologies at the
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab). LIGTT
and ITT were launched in 2012, to bring
to life, breakthrough technological
solutions for addressing global poverty
and related social ills through advanced
research, robust and user-centric product
engineering, sustainable business
models, and a broad global network of
partnerships. In its early years, ITT has
an exciting portfolio of technologies
including a portable solar-powered
vaccine refrigerator, an ultra-low-cost
infant incubator, a sensor to detect
the depth of underground water, a
vermifilter toilet, and others. ITT also
recently released a groundbreaking
study to identify the “50 most important
technology breakthroughs required to
combat global poverty”.
Prior to ITT, he was a Partner at Dalberg
Global Development Advisors, a missiondriven strategy consulting firm which serves
a broad spectrum of clients in international
development such as NGOs, corporations,
foundations, governments, social
entrepreneurs, and international agencies
like the UN. Prior to joining Dalberg, Shashi
was an Associate Partner at McKinsey
& Company and a Visiting Professor at
Northwestern University. He holds a PhD
from the University of Massachusetts in
Robotics, and an MBA from Northwestern
University’s Kellogg School of Management.
Beyond his professional interests, Shashi
spent a decade competing on the Indian
national rowing team, and recently made a
critically acclaimed documentary film about
the India-Pakistan conflict. He also teaches
international development at the University
of California at Berkeley, and his course has
been recently launched as a “MOOC”, with
over 500,000 students. Shashi was born
and raised in India.
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Shiv Vikram Khemka
Strive Masiyiwa
Chairman,
The Global Education & Leadership Foundation
Founder and Executive Chairman,
Econet
Shiv is the Chairman of The Global
Education & Leadership Foundation, which
identifies, nurtures and supports ethical
altruistic leadership potential at schools
and colleges. The program reaches about
2,500,000 schoolchildren in 14 countries,
and has trained over 70,000 teachers
and around the world. Shiv is also
a Trustee of The Nand & Jeet Khemka
Foundation; a founding contributor
to the Indian School of Business
and the Public Health Foundation of India.
Shiv was recently awarded the Dr. Jean
Mayer Global Citizenship Award
by Tufts University, and the Outstanding
Contribution to Education Prize
at Wharton’s Reimagining Education
Conference. He was elected a Global
Leader for Tomorrow (GLT) at the World
Economic Forum in Davos in 1997 and was
invited to join the Forum’s Global Agenda
Council on Education.
He serves on the President’s Leadership
Council at Brown University and the Board
of Overseers of the Wharton School,
the Board of Governors of the Lauder
Institute. As one of the founding investors,
Shiv also sits on the Council of the Moscow
School of Management Skolkovo, and
on the Brookings India Initiative Council.
Shiv is Vice Chairman of the SUN Group,
a private, family-owned investment group
active in several transforming markets
around the world, in several industries
ranging from oil & gas to technology
and infrastructure.
Shiv speaks seven languages including
Russian, French, Spanish and Portuguese
and is Chairman of the Aikido Aikikai
Foundation of India. He is married
to Urvashi Rana from Nepal and they have
three teenage daughters.
www.tgelf.org
Strive Masiyiwa is the Founder
and Executive Chairman of Econet,
a diversified global telecommunications
group with operations and investments
in over 15 countries. His business interests
also include renewable energy, financial
services and hospitality.
Masiyiwa serves on a number
of international boards, including
the Rockefeller Foundation, the Council
on Foreign Relations’ Global Advisory
Board, the Africa Progress Panel, the UN
Secretary General’s Advisory Board
for Sustainable Energy, MorehouseCollege
and the Hilton Foundation’s Humanitarian
Prize Jury. He is one of the founders,
with Sir Richard Branson, of the global
think tank, the Carbon War Room,
and a founding member of the Global
Business Coalition on Education.
Masiyiwa took over the Chairmanship
of the Alliance for a Green Revolution
in Africa (AGRA) from Kofi Annan.
He is also Chair of the Micronutrient
Initiative, a global organisation focused
on improving nutrition. In 2012, Masiyiwa
was invited by President Obama to address
leaders at the Camp David G-8 Summit
on how to increase food production
and end hunger in parts of Africa.
As a philanthropist, Masiyiwa is a member
of the Giving Pledge, and his contributions
to education, health and development have
been widely recognized. Masiyiwa and his
wife finance the Higher Life Foundation,
whichprovides scholarships to over
42,000 African orphans. In 2014, Masiyiwa
was selected to Fortune Magazine’s list
of the “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders”.
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Hashim Sarkis
Dean and Professor of Architecture and Urban Planning,
School of Architecture and Planning, MIT
Hashim Sarkis was appointed Dean
of the School of Architecture and Planning
in January of 2015. Prior to that he was
at Harvard University Graduate School
of Design (GSD) as the The Aga Khan
Professor of Landscape Architecture
and Urbanism. In addition to professorships
at Harvard University and MIT, Dean Sarkis
has held numerous visiting appointments
around the world including the American
University of Beirut and the Metropolis
Program in Barcelona.
In addition to his academic work,
Dean Sarkis is principal architect
in the Cambridge and Beirut based firm,
Hashim Sarkis Studios, founded in 1998.
His architectural and planning projects
include affordable housing, institutional
buildings, and town planning throughout
the globe. His current projects include
the Byblos Town Hall and the Courtowers,
both under construction.
Dean Sarkis has received many awards
and honors including the Venice
Architecture Biennale, US Pavilion featuring
Byblos Town Hall, Housing
for the Fishermen of Tyre, and the Balloon
Landing Park (June-November 2014);
and First Prize Award for the Byblos Town
Hall Competition, Byblos, Lebanon (2011).
His work has been published in the Phaidon
Atlas of 21st Century Architecture with the
Housing for the Fishermen of Tyre selected
as one of the most significant buildings
of the 21st Century (2008).
He also received numerous teaching
awards while at Harvard University.
Sarkis is the author of many articles
and books that have filled important gaps
in the history of modern architecture
and urban design. These include Circa
1958: Lebanon in the Pictures and Plans
of Constantinos Doxiadis, and the edited
books CASE: Le Corbusier’s Venice Hospital
and Josep Lluis Sert: The Architect of
Urban Design (with Eric Mumford).
Sarkis was a founding member of Plan B,
Institute for Urban Design Studies
in Lebanon and the Middle East
and the Arab Center for Architecture.
He has served on the board of several
organizations including the Association
for Rural Development in Southern
Lebanon. He holds professional registration
with the Beirut Order of Engineers
and Architects.
Dean Sarkis has a Bachelor of Architecture
and Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from
Rhode Island School of Design and
a Master of Architecture from Harvard
University GSD. He received his Ph.D.
in Architecture from Harvard University
GSD for his thesis Publics and Architects:
Re-Engaging Design in the Democracy.
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Moderator
panel 4
Panel 4
Redifining Corporate PracticeS
For Doing Good
While Corporate Social Responsibility
is often perceived as the main vehicle
for business entities to contribute
to social and environmental improvement,
the private sector offers a much broader
spectrum of contributions to development
challenges.
This sector can provide solutions through
the vision and skills embedded
in its core business, and has proven
to be more than a mere financing partner.
How are philanthropreneurs innovating
and renovating corporate practice?
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• How can we incorporate doing good
into business models and corporate
identities of the private sector?
• How can these new practices set trends
and change behaviors?
• How are entrepreneurs acting
as unprecedented gears for intersectoral
cooperation and change?
• What are the lessons learned from
the private sector that propels
us forward into hybrid solutions
for the new development challenges?
PANEL 4
Redifining Corporate Practices For Doing Good
Mr. Jim Clifton
Ms Hadeel Ibrahim
Dr. Thomas Kaplan
Ms Monique Villa
Moderator
Professor Rajesh Chandy
Rajesh Chandy
Academic Director of the Deloitte Institute
for Innovation and Entrepreneurship,
London Business School
Rajesh Chandy holds the Tony
and Maureen Wheeler Chair
in Entrepreneurship and is a Professor
of Marketing at London Business School.
He serves as Academic Director of London
Business School’s Deloitte Institute
for Innovation and Entrepreneurship,
and is faculty director of the school’s
Market Driving Strategies executive
education course.
Chandy’ s areas of expertise include
innovation, technology management,
emerging markets, and marketing strategy.
During 2006-2008, he served as a member
of the US Secretary of Commerce Advisory
Committee on Measuring Innovation in the
21st Century Economy. He serves on the
brain trust of the Global Innovation Forum,
and has been a member of the American
Marketing Association’s Academic Council
and its Knowledge Development Coalition.
Chandy’ s research and publications have
received several awards, including the
Journal of Marketing Harold Maynard
Award for contributions to marketing
theory and thought, and the AMA TechSIG
Award for the best article on Technology
and Innovation (twice). He has received
the AMA Early Career Award
for contributions to marketing strategy
research, and has been named
an MSI Young Scholar.
Chandy is as an Area Editor for the
Entrepreneurship and Innovation area
at Management Science, and is a current
or former member of the editorial boards
of the Journal of Marketing Research,
Journal of Marketing, IEEE Transactions
on Engineering Management, International
Journal of Research in Marketing,
and Marketing Letters.
Fortune magazine described Chandy’s
findings on innovation as "an unorthodox
and bracing set of management
principles," and the Academy
of Management Perspectives called
it “groundbreaking,” and “invaluable”.
He has received a number of teaching
awards, including the Outstanding
Professor of the Year Award, the Award
for Excellence in Teaching, and the
Outstanding Faculty Dedication Award.
His consulting and executive education
clients include Nordea, Novo Nordisk,
Toshiba, St. Jude Medical, 3M, Philips,
Commonwealth Microfinance Limited,
American Medical Systems, Hutchinson
Technology, Microsoft, Mundipharma,
Rexam, Wrigley, GfK, Futuredontics,
Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, Bertelsmann,
and Telenor, among others.
Chandy received his PhD in Business
Administration in 1996 from the University
of Southern California.
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Jim Clifton
Hadeel Ibrahim
Chairman and CEO,
Gallup
Executive Director, Strategy and External Relations
Mo Ibrahim Foundation
Jim Clifton has served as CEO of Gallup,
a global leader in consulting and public
opinion research and analytics, since 1988.
Under his leadership, Gallup has expanded
from a predominantly U.S.-based company
to a worldwide organization with
30 offices in 20 countries and regions.
Mr. Clifton is the creator of The Gallup
Path, a metric-based economic model
that establishes the linkages among
human nature in the workplace, customer
engagement and business outcomes.
This model is used in performance
management systems in more than 500
companies worldwide. His most recent
innovation, the Gallup World Poll,
is designed to give the world’s 7 billion
citizens a voice in virtually all key global
issues.
In June 2015, the Clifton Foundation and
Gallup announced a $30 million gift to the
University of Nebraska to establish the
Don Clifton Strengths Institute. The gift
will support the early identification and
accelerated development of thousands
of gifted entrepreneurs and future business
builders.
Mr. Clifton is the author of The Coming
Jobs War and coauthor of Entrepreneurial
StrengthsFinder, as well as many articles
on global leadership. His blog appears
regularly in the Influencer section
of LinkedIn and on Gallup.com’s
Chairman’s Blog. He serves on several
boards and is Chairman of the Thurgood
Marshall College Fund. He has received
honorary degrees from Jackson State,
Medgar Evers and Bellevue Universities.
Hadeel Ibrahim is the founding Executive
Director of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation,
which was established in 2006 to support
leadership and governance in Africa.
Hadeel is also co-Chair of the Board
of Directors of the Africa Center in
New York, whose mission is to promote
partnership, collaboration, dialogue and
understanding between African artists,
business leaders and civil society and their
counterparts in the United States and
beyond.
Hadeel sits of the Boards of the Mary
Robinson Foundation for Climate Justice,
the Clinton Foundation, Synergos Institute,
Femmes Africa Solidarité (FAS),
1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair,
and the Governing Board of the African
Governance Institute (AGI).
Hadeel is a member of the
UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel
on Humanitarian Financing, of the FT/IFC
Transformational Business Awards Judging
Panel and of the Judging Academy
for the Global Teacher Prize, which seeks
to celebrate and strengthen the teaching
profession. She is a member of the
Advisory Board of Africa 2.0, of Amnesty
International’s Secretary General’s Global
Council and MIT Legatum Center
for Development & Entrepreneurship.
She is a member of the Royal African
Society Council and is a Patron of Restless
Development, a youth led development
agency.
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Thomas Kaplan
Monique Villa
Chairman,
The Electrum Group and Panthera
CEO, Thomson Reuters Foundation
and Founder, TrustLaw and Trust Women
After taking several degrees in History,
including a D. Phil., from Oxford University,
Dr. Kaplan made a career in natural
resources.
In addition to their community
engagement, he and his wife Daphne have
focused on advocating for and endowing
high impact conservation organizations
including Panthera, through which
they engineered a unique Global Alliance
to save wild cats; the Recanati-Kaplan
Center at Oxford University’s Wildlife
Conservation Research Unit (the WildCru);
and the Orianne Society, which focuses
on landscape-wide species conservation
in the south-eastern United States.
Monique Villa has been ranked among
the world’s 100 most influential people
in Business Ethics by Ethisphere.
Since her appointment in 2008, she has
transformed the Foundation, launching
a number of programmes that leverage
the expertise of Thomson Reuters
to trigger change and empower people
across the world.
Among them, TrustLaw, the Foundation’s
global pro bono programme dedicated
to spreading the practice of pro bono.
TrustLaw connects the best law firms
in the world with NGOs and social
enterprises working to create social
and environmental change; produces
groundbreaking legal research; and offers
innovative training courses worldwide.
Since its inception, TrustLaw has generated
over $70 million in free legal support.
Villa is also the founder of Trust Women,
a fast-growing movement to empower
women and to fight slavery worldwide.
At the annual conference held in London,
Trust Women delegates take action and
forge tangible commitments to empower
women to know and defend their rights.
Under Villa’s leadership, the Foundation
strengthened its commitment to free and
independent journalism. The Foundation’s
award-winning editorial team covers issues
that mainstream media often forget: from
human rights abuses to the social damage
poised by endemic corruption.
Prior to joining the Foundation, Villa
was Managing Director of Reuters Media
and Chairman of Action Images.
A French national, she spent the first part
of her career at Agence France-Presse
(AFP) where she held a number of senior
journalistic and management positions.
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closing ceremony
Moderator
closing ceremony
Philanthropreneurs:
A Culture Of Daring
The Closing Ceremony will run through the most innovative ideas
shared during the day and offer insights as the event comes to an end.
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CLOSING CEREMONY
Philanthropreneurs:
A Culture Of Daring
Mr. Paul Polman
Moderator
Ms Christiane Amanpour
Christiane Amanpour
Host of AMANPOUR
and chief international correspondent for CNN
Christiane Amanpour is host
of AMANPOUR and chief international
correspondent for CNN. Previously,
she was the global affairs anchor
at ABC News. Her illustrious career
in journalism spans three decades.
Her international reporting began in 1990
as a correspondent for CNN where
she reported on international crisis
in the Gulf War, Iraq, Afghanistan, North
Korea, Palestinian territories, Iran, Sudan,
Israel, Pakistan, Somalia, Rwanda,
the Balkans, Egypt, Libya.
She has interviewed most of the top
world leaders over the past two decades
and Amanpour has received every major
broadcast award, including an inaugural
Television Academy Award, ten News
and Documentary Emmys, four George
Foster Peabody Awards, and nine honorary
degrees. She is a member of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, and
a Commander of the Most Excellent Order
of the British Empire and an Honorary
Citizen of Sarajevo. Amanpour is a graduate
of the University of Rhode Island.
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Paul Polman
Chief Executive Officer,
Unilever
Paul Polman has been CEO of Unilever
since January 2009. Under his leadership
Unilever has an ambitious vision
to fully decouple its growth from overall
environmental footprint and increase
its positive social impact through
the Unilever Sustainable Living Plan.
Other roles include: UK Business
Ambassador by invitation of UK Prime
Minister David Cameron, member of the
Global Taskforce for Scaling up Nutrition,
Counsellor of One Young World. Paul was
co-chair of the B-20 Food Security Task
Force.
Paul actively seeks cooperation with other
companies to implement sustainable
business strategies and drive systemic
change. He is Chairman of the World
Business Council for Sustainable
Development, a member of the
International Business Council of the World
Economic Forum, a member of the B Team
and sits on the Board of the UN Global
Compact and the Consumer Goods Forum,
where he co-chairs the Sustainability
Committee.
Since 2010, Paul has been a non-executive
director of the Dow Chemical Company.
Paul has been closely involved in global
discussions on action to tackle climate
change and the Post-2015 development
agenda. He served on the International
Council of the Global Commission
on the Economy and Climate, under former
Mexican President, Felipe Calderon, whose
flagship report ‘New Climate Economy’
demonstrates that lasting economic
growth can be achieved at the same
time as reducing the immense risk of
climate change. At the invitation of the
UN Secretary-General, Paul also served
on the High Level Panel on the Post2015 Development Agenda, presenting
recommendations on the successor
to the Millennium Development Goals.
In recognition of his contribution
to responsible business, Paul has received
numerous awards and recognition,
including the Atlantic Council Award
for Distinguished Business Leadership
(2012), WWF's Duke of Edinburgh Gold
Conservation Medal (2013), the Centre
for Global Development’s Commitment
to Development Ideas in Action Award
(2013), the Rainforest Alliance Lifetime
Achievement Award (2014), the UN
Foundation’s Champion for Global Change
Award (2014) and the Oslo Business
for Peace Award (2015).
He earned a BBA/BA from the University
of Groningen, Netherlands, in 1977
and an MA Economics and MBA finance/
international marketing from the University
of Cincinnati in 1979. He has been awarded
honorary degrees from a number
of Universities, including Northumbria,
Liverpool, Groningen and the University
of Cincinnati.
Paul is married with three children.
In a personal capacity, Paul is Chairman
of Perkins School for the Blind
International Advisory Board and serves
as President of the Kilimanjaro Blind Trust.
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A Tariq ABBADI Chief Legal Officer Al-Dabbagh Group
Nilofer AHSAN
Sandeep AHUJA CEO Operation ASHA
Ahmed AL HELOU Executive Manager Right to Live Society - Palestine
Afnan AL SHUAIBY Secretary General and CEO Arab British Chamber of Commerce
Sarah AL-FAOUR Head of Strategy and Partnership Edge of Arabia
Juan José ALARCON
Saleh ALATEEQI
Marcus ALEXANDER Professor of Strategy & Entrepreneurship London Business School
Paula ALEXANDER
Firas ALHUSSEINI
Tariq ALI Board Member Al-Dabbagh Group
Shaheen ALI
Rashad ALKATTAN
Racha ALKHAWAJA
Nedaa Abdulaziz ALMUBARAK Director of Sustainable Development Al-Dabbagh Group
Nora ANGARI Analyst TICG - Oliver Wyman
Ashenafi ASMELASH Excutive Director Mums for Mums
Alexia AUBELLE
François-Xavier AUTRIC Secretary General Krousar Thmey
Mohammad AWAD
B Karen BAKER Safeguarding Specialist Childhope UK
Audrey-Jane BALDI
Douglas BAND President Teneo
Lily BAND
Margaret BANGSER
Eve BENCHEIK
Miren BENGOA Executive Director Fondation CHANEL
Marta BENITEZ Directora Global Infancia
Eric BERSETH Executive Director PHILANTHROPY ADVISORS
Edwin R. BIRUNGI MUTAHUNGA Executive Director Bwindi Community Hospital
Jill BLAIR
Marieke BOSMAN CEO The Asfari Foundation
Iris BREST
Mark BRIDGES Partner Farrer & Co LLP
Angela BRIDGES
Michael BROSOWSKI Founder Blue Dragon Children's Foundation
Richard BUTTERFIELD Principal Butterfield Speaks
Glynn BUTTERFIELD
C Julienne CAREY CEO Blue Dragon Children's Foundation
Jennifer CASSETTA Fitness Expert
Lijo CHACKO Chief of Operations Head Held High Foundation
Mohan CHAINANI Chairman Chaincorp
Chandni CHAINANI
Vichhay CHHEAN
delegates
Amy CHRISTIANSEN SI-AHMED
Sara Maria CIFUENTES RAMSEYER Chief management & development Asociación Taller de los Niños
Justin G. COOPER Founder Foxcroft Strategy Group
Ellen COOPER
Noella COURSARIS MUSUNKA Founder/CEO Georges Malaika Foundation
D Manisha DAHAD Founder & Director Social Brilliance
Jalal DAIBES
Rana DAJANI Founder and Director Taghyeer - We Love Reading
Isabelle DE GUILLEBON CEO SAMU SOCIAL SENEGAL
Catherine DERRIEN
Richard DOBBS Director McKinsey Global Institute
E Raphael ECKMANN Director BTG Pactual Europe
Lara ECKMANN
Muntaser EDKAIDEK Executive Manager Burj Al-luqluq Social Center Society
Omayma EL ELLA Operations Manager Muslim Charities Forum
Paul ELLISTON Regional Portfolio Manager World Vision UK
Rachel ELLISTON
Hassan EMB Country Manager Africa Educational Trust
Hanan ENANY F Heba FATANI Senior Executive Manager Kingdom Holding Company
Andrew FIDDAMAN Executive Director Youth Business International
Liz FIDDAMAN
David FISCHER Retired President & CEO Greif, Inc.
Kate FISCHER
Lily FLORDELIS Executive Director Bahay Tuluyan Foundation, Inc.
Stéphane FOULLON
Lindsay FRANCE
Maria Angelica FRANCO ZORRILLA
Bronwyn FRYER Contributing Editor Harvard Business Review
Joerg FUNK Partner Eden McCallum LLP
Farah FUSTOK CEO Lazard Gulf Limited
G Guillermo GARRIDO ARANGO Director Fundamor
Arthur GAUTIER
Elizabeth GERMANA Monitoring and Evaluation Manager ChildHope UK
Naser GHAITH
Sal GIAMBANCO Partner Omidyar Network
Sol Natalia GIRALDO Peace Advocate Rodeemos el Dialogo
Gloria GONZÁLEZ Executive Director Asociación Kusi Warma
Billy GORTER Founder / Executive Director This Life Cambodia
Christine GRANT
H Nermine HARVEY-PHILLIPS Managing Director Private Banking EFG Private Bank Ltd, London
Sarah HENNING Accompanying Chelsea Clinton
Karam HINDUJA Founder, CEO The Timeless Group
Shanu HINDUJA Vice-Chairperson of the Board Hinduja Bank (Switzerland) Ltd
Srichand P HINDUJA Chairman Hinduja Group of Companies
Ola HIYARI
Henrik HOLMQUIST​ Chief Operating Officer Global Child Forum
Summerly HORNING VP of TAU Board Member, family office
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Colin HORSWELL
Ozey HORTON Director Emeritus McKinsey & Company
Sarah HORTON
Kevin HOWARTH
Jen HU Strategic Account Manager NovoEd
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Paul IMISON
Nassr JADALLAH
Aeri JANG
Mohamed JAZEEL Group CFO & Director Al-Dabbagh Group
Noor JAZEEL
Bruce JOHNSON Consultant Gowlings
Doug JOHNSON
Mehdi JOMAA Former Prime Minister TUNISIA
Daniel JONES
Lars C. JORGENSEN Executive Director Stairway Foundation
Carl JREIDINI Executive Director Coutts & Co
Sushma JREIDINI
K Anjali KALYANI
Yue-Sai KAN Founder and Chairman The China Beauty Charity Fund
Hussein KANJI Partner Hoxton Ventures
Amel KARBOUL
Hedieh KHAKBAZ LOUBIER
Hafeez KHAN
Jihad KHAZEN Writer Al Hayat
Ghada Pauline KHAZEN
Heather KIRKPATRICK
Annabel KOH WILSON Private philanthropist and entrepreneur in startup phase
Olena KOSYUK
Yuriy KOSYUK YURIY CEO MHP
Tala KUMMUSANI Internal Communications & PR Manager Al-Dabbagh Group
Philip KYLE
L Wendy LANE Advisory Board Director Al-Dabbagh Group
Kimberly LAWRENCE
Kamel LAZAAR Founder & Chairman SWICORP
Tamara LENAERTS
Judy LIN
Amina LMALIH Director Bayti
Jean-Marc LOUBIER President First Heritage Brands Advisory
Jackie LUBECK Co-Director and Writer Theatre Day Productions
Misran LUBIS Executive Director PKPA Foundation (Pusat Kajian dan Perlindungan Anak /
Center for Child Study and Protection)
M Ben MANGAN Executive Director and Lecturer BerkeleyHaas/CSSL
James MASTERS
Dave MCMURTRY CEO Global Stars Foundation
Gaurav MEHTA Founder & CEO Dharma Life
Jodi MINZLAFF
Bathylle MISSIKA Head of Division (acting) OECD Development Centre
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George MITCHELL Chairman Emeritus DLA Piper
Heather MITCHELL
Amelia MONTES
Vincent MUDRY
Zephaniah MUKALERE Country Director Water School Uganda
N Tayseer NASRALLAH Chairman Yafa Cultural Center
Lubha NEUPANE Executive Director Nepal GoodWeave Foundation
Sarah NEWHALL
Sameer NOORULDEEN HASAN Chief of the administrative body NIHR
O Ewelina OBLACEWICZ
P Anne-Claire PACHE Chaired Professor in Philanthropy ESSEC Business School
Kurt PELEMAN CEO EVPA
Tâm PHAM THI THANH Executive Director REACH
Maha PHARAON
Simon PHILLIPS
Meredith PIERCE HUNTER Director, Development & Alumni Relations London Business School
Sunil PILLAI
Kim POLMAN
Claudia POMPA International Consultant UNESCO UNEVOC
Beatriz PONT Education Policy Sr Analyst and PhD Student OECD (Currently on Study Leave)
Jorge PONT Assistant to the Chairman El Corte Ingles, S.A
Adrian PORTER
Walter POWELL Professor Stanford University
Marianne POWELL
Ethan PRATER CEO NovoEd
Quintin PRIMO Chairman and CEO Capital Investment Group
Diane PRIMO
Q Joyce QUELCH
Jonathan QUIGLEY
R Rob REICH Prof. of Political Science Stanford University, Center on Philanthropy & Civil Society
Shantha RETNASINGAM Chief of Section BSP/CFS/MLT UNESCO
Esteban REYES Director Fundacion Tiempo de Juego
Liz ROBBINS Government Affairs Liz Robbins Associates
Lizette ROBLETO DE HOWARTH International Projects Manager The Law Society
Grant ROGAN CEO Blenheim Capital Services
Eugune ROGAN
Emilie ROMON Co-ordinator, netFWD OECD
S Sajid SAEED CEO Tanmiah Food
Seila SAMLEANG Executive Director APLE Cambodia
Sunil SAVARA Managing Trustee Head Held High
Elaine SCHULTE Department Chair, General Pediatrics Cleveland Clinic Children's
Doug SCOTT Senior Expert McKinsey & Company
Leslie SCOTT
Reem SHAATH CEO / Travel Designer Whywander.com
Ziad SHAATH Chairman and CEO Human Resource Develpoment
Waheed SHAIKH Chief Operating Officer Al-Dabbagh Group
Sharayne Waheed SHAIKH
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V. SHANKAR Chief Executive Officer & Partner Gateway Partners
Sunita SHANKAR
Ohaila SHOMAR General Director Sawa Organisation
Jenny SHOTTON Youth Programme Manager VSO
Erik SIMANIS Partner TIL
Ed SKLOOT Consultant Independent
Suzanne SKLOOT
Marina SMOLYA
Antoinette STAGNETTO VERMILYE
Effy STRATAKIS Corporate Responsibility Officer A.M. Nomikos
Mark SUMNER President Africa RED SEA HOUSING
T Ali TABBARA Managing Director UTC International
Lama TABBARA
Lynn TALIENTO Partner McKinsey & Company
Naguib TARABOULSI
Erik TARLOFF
Elliot TARLOFF Associate Jenner & Block
Mariam TAYEB
Sally TENNANT Trustee STARS Foundation
Isaac TICONA MAMANI Executive Director Machaqa Amawta Foundation
Nathalie TOUZÉ Director NT Consulting
Terri TOYOTA Head of Foundations Community and Development Finance, Member of the
Executive Committee World Economic Forum
V Assiri VALDES
Ricardo VALDÉS CAVASSA Executive Director Capital Humano y Social Alternativo
(CHS Alternativo) / Alternative Human and Social Capital
Mabel VAN ORANJE Chair Girls Not Brides
Elliot VAUGHN Partner & Managing Director Boston Consulting Group
John VERMILYE Chairman Gallifrey Foundation
Romain VIALA
Elizabeth VILLA TORRES Director CORPOLATIN Corporación para la atención Integral de la Niñez
W Charlotte WAETFORD
Barry WATSON Chief Executive Officer Global Road Safety Partnership
Reyna WATSON
Pete WATSON President and Chief Executive Officer Greif, Inc.
Linda WATSON
Nicky WILKINSON Consultant NW Consultancy
Ian WILLEMS
Jonathan WOETZEL Director McKinsey Global Institute
Thomas WOLF Principal WolfBrown
Dennie Palmer WOLF
Clare WOODCRAFT-SCOTT CEO Emirates Foundation
Ngaire WOODS Dean The Blavatnik School of Government
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Al-Dabbagh Group
Al-Dabbagh Group was established in 1962 on the shores of the Red Sea in Jeddah,
Saudi Arabia by His Excellency Sheikh Abdullah Al-Dabbagh.
Three principles of Giving, Earning
and Sustaining govern the ecosystem
Al-Dabbagh operates in with a 2020 goal
focused on achieving a ‘20x20’ target
across each principle, fortified
by 10 Golden Rules and governed
by five core values.
In its Giving activities, Al-Dabbagh
maintains a one-to-one ratio; for every
dollar distributed as dividend in the
Earning activities, a corresponding dollar
is donated to philanthropy. Al-Dabbagh
Group has four strategic and independent
philanthropic activities – Stars Foundation,
Philanthropy University, Game-Changing
Initiatives and the Philanthropreneurship
Forum.
In its corporate platform – which
represents the principle of Earning –
Al-Dabbagh Group is composed
of five business portfolios including Food,
Petroleum & Auto Services, Housing,
Packaging and an Incubation portfolio.
Al-Dabbagh Group and its subsidiary
companies currently employ in excess
of 15,000 people globally representing
53 nationalities. The Group includes
62 companies; with manufacturing
presence in 35 countries and sales,
services and projects in over 60 countries
and with ever expanding horizons
as we move towards 2020.
Al-Dabbagh Group aims to be ranked
amongst the top 20 wholly-owned global
family businesses by 2020 through
the expansion of its five portfolios.
To ensure the long-term continuity
and stability of both Giving and the
Earning, Al-Dabbagh is committed
to the third principle of Sustaining – with
activities that address the shareholders,
stakeholders and the planet. The
shareholders – the family - are sustained
by the Family Protocol and Club 32,
two tools that address governance
and culture. The stakeholders –
Al-Dabbagh Group colleagues –
are addressed through the Be Well
program and the subsidiary Group
companies have a suite of sustainable
activities that address our environmental
footprint.
London Business School
London Business School's vision is to have
a profound impact on the way the world
does business. The School is consistently
ranked in the global top 10 for its
programmes and is widely acknowledged
as a centre for outstanding research.
As well as its top-ranked full-time
MBA*, the School offers degree and
award winning executive education
programmes** to executives from around
the world.
With a presence in four international
cities – London, New York, Hong Kong
and Dubai – the School is well positioned
to equip students from more than 130
countries with the tools needed to operate
in today’s business environment. The
School has more than 40,000 alumni, from
over 150 countries, which provide a wealth
of knowledge, business experience and
worldwide networking opportunities.
London Business School’s 157 academics
come from more than 30 countries and
cover seven subject areas: accounting;
economics; finance; management science
and operations; marketing; organisational
behaviour; and strategy
and entrepreneurship.
Through its Giving, Earning and Sustaining,
Al-Dabbagh will be a positive global
corporate citizen delivering impact
and scale for the greater good.
* 2013 Forbes international MBA ranking, 2012 Bloomberg
BusinessWeek international MBA ranking
and Financial Times MBA 2009, 2010 and 2011 rankings
www.dabbagh.com
www.london.edu
** London Business School was awarded the 2013 EFMD Excellence
in Practice Award for its 10-year partnership with Danone.
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Stars Foundation
Founded in 2001 by Al-Dabbagh Group
and based in London, Stars Foundation
is an independent charity investing
in organisations and ideas that transform
the lives of disadvantaged children
and their communities globally.
Stars Foundation's Award programmes
support strong locally-led civil society
organisations responding to the needs
of underserved children. Stars offers
its awardees flexible funding, capacity
building support and helps them amplify
their messages to broaden their visibility
and to access other sector leaders and
funders.
To date, Stars has awarded 127 outstanding
community-based organisations in more
than 30 countries, working with nearly
5 million people.
Stars has committed to reach 20 million
people by 2020 – a pledge cemented
by our Founding Chairman His Excellency
Amr Al-Dabbagh at the Clinton Global
Initiative in 2012.
Stars is also supporting Al-Dabbagh Group
companies as they launch their GameChanging Initiatives (GCI) to innovate
and invest in the products and ideas
that will help change the world.
By bringing together philanthropy,
business and centres of research
and technical expertise, this programme
will help contribute to Stars’ long-term
goals of improving the lives of children.
Philanthropy University
Philanthropy University is built on a single
audacious idea – to provide millions
of non-profits and NGOs around the world
access to unlimited capacity building.
This is strategic philanthropy at its best seeing a need and then building
a completely new solution to deliver what’s
required.
It is clear our world is facing a daunting
number of challenges. But it is also clear
that these problems are being addressed
in creative ways by millions of non-profits,
NGOs and social impact enterprises that
have the potential to support billions
of people in need.
Yet too often, it is not a lack of compelling
mission or powerful vision that impedes
these organizations’ effectiveness. Instead,
it is the huge gaps in capacity- from
leadership to strategy to fundraising
to evaluation- preventing organizations
from being able to scale, sustain and drive
long-term impact.
Philanthropy University is a state-of-theart approach to building the capacity and
growing the skills of social sector leaders
seeking to build a better world.
Philanthropy University offers
an innovative learning platform through
which hundreds of thousands of leaders
across the globe access free, online
courses. Courses are taught by world-class
instructors and designed by a cuttingedge curriculum committee. Philanthropy
University offers, a vibrant community
for social change leaders to grow their
networks.
With more than 400,000 enrolments
in its first cycle, representing learners
from 180 countries, Philanthropy University
aims to impact 100 million lives by 2020
by training hundreds of thousands of social
sector leaders to broaden their reach
and deepen their impact.
Philanthropy University is a non-degree or diploma granting program.
Learners are not entitled to college or other academic credit.
www.starsfoundation.org.uk
Learn more and register at philanthropyu.org
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