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John Thornton: Venture capitalist at Austin Ventures since 1990, where he has co-led the technology practice for more than two decades. He also co-founded venture capital firm Elsewhere Partners in 2017. In 2008, John founded the Texas Tribune, the only member-supported, digital-first, nonpartisan…
Foundation Farhan Latif is a philanthropic leader, social entrepreneur, and cross sector mobilizer on inclusion. He is the President of the El-Hibri Foundation, a private foundation that empowers and equips leaders to build thriving, inclusive communities. Prior to joining the Foundation, he led…
Celina co-founded Glasswing, a non-profit social enterprise that addresses the root causes of poverty, violence, and migration. Glasswing designs and implements innovative public education, health, and economic opportunity initiatives that convene and catalyze multiple actors in response to…
Yvette Kelly-Fields is a nonprofit and fund raising executive with 20 years of experience developing and improving program and fund development operations that produce sustainable agency income and program growth. As Executive Director of Wesley Center, she worked with a professional staff and…
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot…
House Votes on Bill to Block National Emergency Declaration
Charitable Giving Report Released
Treasury Department Could Run Out of Funds
Council Submits Comments on Notice 2018-99, UBIT Fringe Benefits Provision
States Learn, Act on Lessons…
Learning Labs & Tech Bars
Your conference experience won’t be complete without taking in a Learning Lab or Tech Bar session. You can develop your skills while engaging with your peers and learning from the experts. The Learning Labs are presented in 45-minute learning segments and are…
Today, Susan Taylor Batten, president and CEO of the Association of Black Foundation Executives, co-authored an editorial with Vikki Spruill, president and CEO of the Council on Foundations. Read the full article over at the Nonprofit Quarterly.
Fifty years ago yesterday, the March on…