Check out the Fall 2016 edition of Alliance Magazine! The series of articles discussing the current state of philanthropy in India is a must read!
Author: Andy Ho
Andrew is a philanthropic advisor with an extensive background in research, program design, and strategy at Kordant Philanthropy Advisors. He previously served as lead global philanthropy program staff for the Council on Foundations, a national association of charitable foundations, where he led the Council’s global outreach efforts through identifying, developing, and stewarding collaborative relationships with foundations and stakeholders engaged in global philanthropy. He has also worked closely with family philanthropies to advise on philanthropy strategy and best practices, and developed programs for next generation foundation trustees and staff. Andrew is a frequent speaker on philanthropy and has presented on topics such as global philanthropy trends, and philanthropy in China. A former Independent Sector NGen Fellow, Andrew holds the Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP) designation, a B.S. from the University of Maryland, College Park, and an M.B.A. and M.P.P. from Georgetown University, where he was a Waldemar A. Nielsen Philanthropy Fellow.
What’s Next for China’s Economy?
The end of the Chinese migrant miracle is near. The road ahead looks painful for China and for the world. But it could also be the beginning of the Chinese economic transformation of the future, one that will benefit China, and the world, in bigger and better ways than we have seen thus far.
2015 Global Philanthropy Forum: Jim Yong Kim, World Bank President
Day one of the Global Philanthropy Forum featured World Bank President Jim Yong Kim. He spoke of ending extreme poverty by 2030, setting goals to do so, and structuring the organization in order to reach those goals.
Conversation with Jane Wales, CEO, Global Philanthropy Forum
Asian Philanthropy Forum was pleased to be part of the 2015 Global Philanthropy Forum in Washington, DC to cover the conference and aspects around philanthropy in Asia. We speak with Janes Wales as the event kicked off.
Recap: Asian Philanthropy & Sustainability Forum
The inaugural Asian Philanthropy & Sustainability Forum featured Jenny Bowen of Half the Sky and trends in Asian philanthropy.
China Philanthropy Summit: Next Generation Philanthropy
Next generation leaders spoke about opportunities to promote and participate in philanthropy even in the midst of challenges in China.
China Philanthropy Summit: Government Quite Influential to Growth
Attendees of the China Philanthropy Summit found that the role of the Chinese government greatly influences the growth and shape of philanthropy in China.
China Philanthropy Summit
On Oct 31 and Nov 1, 2014, the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University will host a two day summit on philanthropy in China. The conference culminates the school’s three year Initiative on Philanthropy in China.
Connecting the Next Generation of Family Business Leaders
How do you build and connect the next generation of leaders in China and the U.S.? What programs are available?
Conversations with a Cause
With summer in full swing, this might be a great time to engage your family members in some meaningful conversation on the topic of giving, perhaps during that upcoming family vacation.