21/64 is pleased to offer annual trainings for advisors interested in acquiring the personal skills, generational awareness and technical tools to work more effectively with next-generation funders and family enterprise clients. Held over the course of two days, the 21/64 Training is a hands-on experience, geared to a small group of professionals who want to broaden their ability to relate to family philanthropy and private wealth clients, and to help them navigate more successfully across generations. Certified consultants receive discounts on tools, client referrals and join an alumni network that provides peer support and continuing education.
To read more about 21/64 training click here.
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What's New
Family Quest Exploring Wealth Deck
Wealth is often a difficult topic to discuss. The 42 cards in this deck offer families, foundation boards, family offices and advisors to families a way to unpack the building blocks of wealth. The discussion questions provide a unique forum to find comfort, understanding, and foster fruitful dialogue about what it means to have family wealth. For advisors, the Exploring Wealth deck can also be customized with your company or organization’s name and logo to use with your clients or fund holders.
Next Gen Retreat 2012
If you're serving as a trustee, family staff member, or may step into those roles with your family's giving vehicles in the future, join us at the the upcoming Next Generation Retreat. Taking place February 13 at the Council on Foundations Family Philanthropy Conference in Miami, FL, this event is a great opportunity to meet your peers and reconnect with old friends.
The next 21/64 Training is confirmed for March 12-13 2012. Click here for details.
A Passion for Giving by Peter J. Klein and Angelica Berrie
Sharna Goldseker featured in Chapter 12: Empowering the Next Generation
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Featured Article
Removing Stumbling Blocks
Adam Stone, Baltimore Jewish Times, December 2011
Tools that help you figure out where to give
Meredith Jacobs, Washington Jewish Week, October 2011
Philanthropy’s Role in Developing Responsible Adults
Sam Davis and Allison Sole, Family Giving News, October 2011
Next Generation of Philanthropy
Sharna Goldseker, Ocean Robbins, and Elspeth Gilmore
Conversations with a Cause
Andrew Ho, Re: Philanthropy Blog, July 2011