Facilitating and Educating

Tony, seated on a chair, facilitating a conversation. One woman on his right and two women on his left, also seated, are listening. All four people are holding pages of notes.
NCFP session for family foundation CEOs

I am frequently asked to design, facilitate, and deliver learning opportunities, ranging from webinars and workshops to longer learning communities. Typical topics include: navigating 21st-century philanthropy trends and tools, managing family philanthropy dynamics, risks and biases in philanthropic decision-making, strategic grantmaking and philanthropic leadership initiatives, impact investing basics, developing and delivering philanthropic services, and donor and funder engagement. Listed below are a few examples. 

For philanthropic families and their staff

“Thank you for the incredible presentation and workshop you led. We simply cannot make progress without studying trends and tension and then constructively acting on those to drive trust, accountability, and outcomes.” – participant in Indiana Philanthropy Alliance’s Mutz Philanthropic Leadership Institute

For advisors

For grantmakers

“Great opportunity to learn from other more established Community Foundations on how they have integrated a Donor Services approach to the family philanthropy needs within their organizations. Lots of informative takeaways from Tony Macklin that I will take back to our Board for discussion as we move towards implementing more legacy giving strategies.” – attendee at Community Foundations of Canada conference