Corporate Philanthropy in Turbulent Times
Hear emergent research from Milken Institute Strategic Philanthropy about how corporate philanthropic organizations prepare their teams to grapple with a charged political environment, pressure on DEI programs, external disasters and a lightning-fast news cycle. Gain practical insights on how to strategize, streamline and partner to ensure you are prepared for the unexpected and maintain focus on your organization’s priorities.
Takeaways
- Research-informed insights on corporate strategy in the face of complexity
- Tangible ideas to implement to prepare your teams for the unexpected
- Connections to corporate colleagues across the Midwest region
Speaker
Hilary McConnaughey Page, Associate Director, Milken Institute Strategic Philanthropy
Hilary McConnaughey Page is an associate director at Milken Institute Strategic Philanthropy. She has spent more than a decade of her career in philanthropy, counseling institutional foundations, corporations, and high-net-worth individuals on their social impact endeavors. At Milken Institute Philanthropy, she advises high-capacity philanthropists on their change-making strategies and delivers on operational next steps by providing foundation management services and oversight. She also develops thought leadership via Institute programming, reports, and action-oriented resources to advance the philanthropic sector and individual giving. At Arabella Advisors, she managed charitable and advocacy-related projects for her institutional foundation clients. She has previous experience building a corporate social responsibility program at a biotech startup in San Francisco, as well as training in human-centered design at Tipping Point Community, a grantmaking nonprofit focused on alleviating poverty in the Bay Area. McConnaughey received her Master of Public Policy from Brown University and BA with honors from Colgate University. She is based in Washington, DC.
This program is part of the Midwest Partnership Series, a collaboration between IPA, Council of Michigan Foundations, Philanthropy Missouri, and Philanthropy Ohio.
