Interviews
DOEN Foundation: investing where possible, giving a grant if it’s necessary
The successful story of the foundation established by the Dutch Postcode Lottery. The interview to Anneke Sipkens, General Director
Interviews
The successful story of the foundation established by the Dutch Postcode Lottery. The interview to Anneke Sipkens, General Director
Interviews
Interview à Béatrice de Durfort, Déléguée Générale du Centre Français des Fonds et Fondations
Interviews
We had a talk with Tonika Hirdman, Director General of Fondation de Luxembourg, to explore the evolution regarding the perspectives and needs of philanthropists, also in light of the prominent role in the country played by the private-banking institutions assisting HNWIs
Interviews
Good governance should be a priority for every philanthropic organization. But in the case of the Carlsberg Foundation it represents a precondition and the essence of a unique model created to ensure stability and long-term view to the business while providing substantial philanthropic support for scientific research, talent and knowledge-sharing
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Etienne Eichenberger, Chairman of Swiss Philanthropy Foundation, is sharing with us on one hand his insights on the state of philanthropy from not only a European, but also a global perspective. On the other hand, the Chairman addresses the priorities of Swiss Philanthropy Foundation for the next 12 months.
Interviews
With an annual grant making of €15-20 mln, the Adessium Foundation is among the largest endowed foundations in The Netherlands. The interview with Managing Director Rogier van der Weerd explores the evolution and drivers of the Van Vliet family foundation
Interviews
Three questions to Debora Guidetti, independent expert and moderator at the 2017 Lang Philanthropy Day
News
The European Research Network on Philanthropy (ERNOP) has produced what is probably the clearest and most reliable account of European philanthropy to date – but, as it acknowledges, ‘best yet’ does not mean ‘best possible’. Paradoxically, in fact, it probably says more about what we don’t know than about what we do.