Philanthropy 2030: Emerging Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges for Advancement Programs-Webinar Recording

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The seminar, "Philanthropy 2030: Emerging Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges for Advancement Programs," was conducted by Lauren Briscoe and Don Hasseltine. Hasseltine, from the Aspen Leadership Group, outlined major drivers in philanthropic change: technology, demographic shifts, and wealth concentration. The seminar discussed the narrowing donor base, with 95% of donations coming from 5% of donors, highlighting the importance of engaging with top prospects and older donors, given the wealth transfer from baby boomers. The conversation also emphasized the evolving role of women and increasing donor expectations for impact.<br /><br />Technology's role in accelerating fundraising through tools like AI and conceptual leaders was discussed, stressing the need for strategic thinking in engagement and donor management. Current trends in philanthropy were contrasted with historical models, emphasizing modern engagement with diverse donors. Hasseltine encouraged advancement programs to consider questions regarding their strategic focus, talent management, and donor relationship systems. The session ended with a Q&A, addressing technology tools, donor engagement strategies, and the role of alumni relations, underscoring the integration of career opportunities with alumni engagement. Participants were invited to continue the discussion through Hasseltine's LinkedIn blog, "Coach's Corner".

Keywords

Philanthropy 2030

Emerging Trends

Donor Engagement

Wealth Transfer

Technology in Fundraising

Demographic Shifts

Women in Philanthropy

Strategic Focus

Alumni Relations