This stream is open to not-for-profit, for-purpose, advisory, government, education and other organisations with an interest in the philanthropic sector.
Speakers for these sessions will be added over the coming weeks, please check back in for updates.
Please choose one session from each time block. To help with your decision making, we've repeated a number of sessions, the repeated sessions are marked with an *.
You'll be asked to submit your choices when you register for the Conference.
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9.00am -10.30am |
Deep Dive Day 2: Building A Shared Agenda For Social Innovation How can government, philanthropy and the not-for-profit sector partner to create a new agenda for innovation which focuses not just on economic outcomes, but on social change as well, for the benefit of our entire community? |
Moderator Anne-Marie Elias Lisa Paul |
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Navigating The Changing Philanthropic Landscape* This session will assist you to navigate the trends in the sector, to help you with your philanthropic engagement strategy.
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Moderator John McLeod Stacey Thomas Ben Clark Polly Pearson |
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Structures For Change – Achieving Impact Through Enterprise |
Moderator Mark Gunton (US) Allan English Alison Covington Richard Warner |
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Citizen-Centric Philanthropy* |
Moderator Anthony Quinn Lani Evans (NZ) Josephine Cashman Marcia Langton Simon Goodrich |
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Deep Dive Day 2: Collaboration For Community Resilience And Growth* Effective collaboration at a community level is a key ingredient for effective philanthropy and social change. But sometimes collaboration is easier said than done, and so it can help to learn from what has worked in the past and what has been a challenge. This discussion will build on the Day 1 panel, exploring in more depth the different ways funders can partner with each other, and with not-for-profits, businesses, governments and other stakeholders to leverage their resources and expertise. |
Moderator Emily Fuller Alistair Ferguson Kristy Kennedy Sharon Tomas |
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10.30am -11.00am |
Morning tea |
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11.00am -12.30pm |
Deep Dive Day 2: Co-designed Systems Change* Co-Presenting Partners:
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Moderator Jason Franklin (US) Seri Renkin Sue McKinnon Malinda Wink Tony Kalm |
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International Philanthropy - Rethinking Our Engagement With The Global Community Why is international philanthropy important and why should more Australian funders broaden their global engagement? What are the barriers to this engagement, and what policy and cultural changes could make it easier for Australian funders to make an impact beyond our shores? |
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The Energy Revolution Is Underway – Don’t Get Left Behind! Climate change will, and already is, impacting all parts of our society. Addressing it will require a major transformation in our society and economy. In particular, energy generation has to transition away from polluting energy sources and towards clean energy sources such as renewables. Both the problem and the solution have major implications for employment, housing and other areas. It is not just an environmental issue, but an issue which will touch on all facets of our society and economy – and therefore all funders need to think about how their philanthropy will respond. What can foundations do to support the vulnerable, ensure a just transition to the new world of clean energy and to capture the benefits of the energy revolution for their corpuses and the communities they support? |
Moderator Tony Wheeler Catherine Brown Andy Cavanagh-Downs Cassandra Goldie |
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In The Business Of Change A discussion with Wendy Field, Head of Policy and Programs at The Smith Family on monetising program intellectual property and other innovations; David Crosbie, Executive Director of the Community Council of Australia who is driving the Owning Our Future dialogue around access to capital, and collaboration and mergers, and Jayne Meyer Tucker who merged Good Beginnings with Save the Children. |
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New Technologies – What Do We Need To Focus On To Be Future Ready? So exactly what are these new technologies? How will these new technologies change the way charities and philanthropists operate and work together? What are some of the specific issues, risks and opportunities of these new technologies for charities and philanthropists? |
Darren Fittler Wendy Scaife Lali Wiratunga Kristi Mansfield |
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12.30pm -1.30pm |
LUNCH |
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1.30pm - 3.00pm |
Deep Dive Day 2: Evolution Or Revolution: Is Philanthropy Future Ready? (open to everyone) This discussion will build on the Day 1 panel and will be based on an open conversation about the evolution of philanthropy in Australia and exploring what is disrupting the way we promote the common good in our community. |
Moderator Leonard Vary |
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Deep Dive Day 2: Co-designed Systems Change* (open to everyone) Co-Presenting Partners:
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Moderator Jason Franklin (US) Dr Tessa Boyd-Caine Dr Di Winkler Tony Kalm Simon Freeman |
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Navigating The Changing Philanthropic Landscape* Presenting Partner:
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Moderator John McLeod Kirsty Allen Ben Clark Polly Pearson |
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Citizen-Centric Philanthropy* |
Moderator Anthony Quinn Lani Evans (NZ) Chris Vanstone Josephine Cashman |
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Right Way, Wrong Way, Which Way?
Presenting Partners:
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Moderators Belinda Duarte Genevieve Timmons Panel Daphne Yarram Peter Maher Peter Aldenhoven Tim Goodwin |
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3.00pm -3.30pm |
Afternoon tea |
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3.30pm-5.00pm |
Mapping The Key Trends In Corporate Philanthropy |
Moderator Karen Penrose Sinclair Taylor
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Is Bigger Better? Stress Testing The M&A Debate Presenting Partner:
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Moderator Tam Johnston Anne Robinson Murray Baird Jayne Meyer Tucker Leanne Raven |
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Deep Dive Day 2: Collaboration For Community Resilience And Growth* Effective collaboration at a community level is a key ingredient for effective philanthropy and social change. But sometimes collaboration is easier said than done, and so it can help to learn from what has worked in the past and what has been a challenge. This discussion will build on the Day 1 panel, exploring in more depth the different ways funders can partner with each other, and with not-for-profits, businesses, governments and other stakeholders to leverage their resources and expertise. |
Moderator Liz Chapman Susan Warren Georgina Byron |
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Democratisation Of Giving This panel session will explore what is driving the collective giving movement, how it operates in a very different context to that in which traditional giving practices were developed, and why it appeals to such a broad cross-section of players. |
Moderator Lisa Cotton Sarah Wickham Belinda Morrissey Tom Dawkins
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What The Destination Experts Can Teach Grant-makers Not-for-profits create value from the funds grant-makers give them - they are the ones on the frontlines, with the intimate knowledge of communities and the challenges they confront. Effective philanthropy requires grant-makers to listen and learn from these 'destination experts', and this session will explore what that means. Presenting Partner:
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Moderator Prof. John Fitzgerald Fiona Higgins Jenny Wheatley |
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5.00pm |
Conference Wrap Up |
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