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With best practices evolving at a rapid pace, operational excellence often feels out of reach. Attend this session to arm yourself with the latest trends, processes, and tricks in operations. Learn about shifts in the human resource and financial regulatory environment and explore tools designed to optimize productivity and streamline workflow, empowering your organization to achieve more with less. You’ll be prepared to optimize opportunities and stay ahead of current and future threats.
Discover how to implement trust-based philanthropy practices in your grantmaking efforts. Our panel of peers from Indiana, along with moderator Phil Li (back by popular demand!), will share real-life examples and lessons learned. We’ll explore concrete strategies that foster equity, streamline processes, and promote open, impactful relationships between funders and grantees. From multi-year, unrestricted funding to transparent communication and beyond, discover practical ways to shift from traditional grantmaking to a more trust-based approach.
Join a panel discussion where Detroit Future Cities, along with their community partners, will share insights into their innovative model. Grounded in both data and community voice, this model aims to create positive impact and foster sustainable development. Learn how these organizations leverage community input, analyze data, and implement evidence-based strategies to address urban challenges effectively. From neighborhood revitalization to equitable resource allocation, discover how this holistic approach is shaping Detroit’s future.
With less than a month before a contentious federal election, history indicates that tensions are likely to rise regardless of the result. How can philanthropy as a most-trusted institution in America act to shield communities and individuals from harm and polarization? Come discuss your concerns and learn how your organization might support or build a bridge to civility.
Dinner tickets can be added to your conference registration during checkout ($100 for members; $150 for non-members), or purchased separately here.
Cocktail Reception: 5:30 pm | Dinner Program: 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Access to affordable housing is a national issue. Where has Indiana seen success?
How do you handle difficult conversations with grantees?