Can you identify the impact of your corporate organization’s community involvement?
Is your foundation or business looking to establish greater philanthropic impact through community partnerships?

DVG invites you to join your corporate grantmaking colleagues from throughout the region for a Corporate Philanthropy Professional Development Workshop led by Bea Boccalandro, a world-class thinker, advisor and instructor in corporate philanthropy and volunteerism. This full day, highly interactive two session workshop will answer your questions about community involvement evaluation and establishing and strengthening community partnerships.

Don’t miss this opportunity to get world-class professional development without the hassle and expense of traveling!

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Can you identify the impact of your corporate organization’s community involvement?
Is your foundation or business looking to establish greater philanthropic impact through community partnerships?

DVG invites you to join your corporate grantmaking colleagues from throughout the region for a Corporate Philanthropy Professional Development Workshop led by Bea Boccalandro, a world-class thinker, advisor and instructor in corporate philanthropy and volunteerism. This full day, highly interactive two session workshop will answer your questions about community involvement evaluation and establishing and strengthening community partnerships.

Don’t miss this opportunity to get world-class professional development without the hassle and expense of traveling!

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The program is co-hosted by the Job Opportunity Investment Network (JOIN)

Monday, March 8, 2010
12:00 to 2:00 PM (lunch will be served)

Location: United Way of SE Pennsylvania, Seven Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA

RSVP: By 3/4 to Christina at christina@dvg.org or 215-790-9700 x3

Featuring insights from a national foundation that invests in business-driven solutions to social change, and a certification network that recognizes socially conscious corporations, this program will educate area grantmakers on best practices and lessons learned in harnessing the power of business to promote social well-being. The event will also consider ways that foundations can effectively engage the business community.

Confirmed speakers include:

Bart Houlahan, Co-founder, B Lab

Barbara Dyer, President, The Hitachi Foundation

Moderator:

Nadya K. Shmavonian, President, Public/Private Ventures

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