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With the magnitude of changes in federal employment laws and regulations that employers have been expected to navigate in the last year, many are realizing that they need some more information and support. This presentation will provide you with a roadmap on hot topics.
The Indianapolis Foundation invites you to their office's Social Hub for refreshments at this conference welcome event. Continuous transportation from The Westin to the event and back will be provided.
LOCATION
The Indianapolis Foundation
615 N. Alabama St. #300
Indianapolis, IN 46204
317.634.2423 ext. 145
Thanks to The Indianapolis Foundation for sponsoring this event!
With less than a month before a contentious federal election, tensions may 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? During this session, you will engage in a table exercise that will demonstrate the brain science of polarization. Learn how you or your organization can use that knowledge to build a bridge to civility.
Step into your power as a woman leader in the social sector.
Location: Indiana Roof Ballroom, 140 W Washington Street
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?
Discover how to engage and ignite generosity within your donors.
Grab lunch and hear from The Wall Street Journal contributor and leading scholar on philanthropy, Dr. Leslie Lenkowsky. Dr. Lenkowsky facilitates this plenary panel discussion on the fundamental roles and conduct of effective grantmakers. Seasoned CEOs from around the country join Dr. Lenkowsky to explore those themes and more while sharing their experiences, insights, and unique approaches to philanthropy. Although there is no "right way" to be a grantmaker, there are galvanizing principles that can—and perhaps should—guide our work.