Speaking.
Our engaging speakers will enhance your next client event, wealth management conference, donor development program or other philanthropic event.
Looking for an interactive presenter at your next event?
We offer first-of-its-kind research, insider knowledge, interactive and transformative experiences in every 21/64 speaking engagement. Our presenters Sharna Goldseker, Danielle Oristian York, and Robyn Schein are highly regarded for their engaging presentation style, and our interactive tools will enable your audience to integrate powerful new ideas and tangible takeaways into their work and life. 21/64 presenters speak internationally at client, donor, and professional events. By engaging a 21/64 speaker, you will access proprietary next generation philanthropy research, resources, and methodologies that will enhance your philanthropic event—and learn generational awareness and engagement practices that are second to none.
Generation Impact: How Next Gen Donors are Revolutionizing Giving.
Inheritors within philanthropic families are already at the forefront of a historic generational wealth transfer—estimated at $59 trillion dollars in the U.S alone, with nearly half estimated to support charitable purposes. At the same time, young techies, hedge-funders, and other next gen entrepreneurs are amassing their own astonishing fortunes and are beginning to turn their giving at earlier stages in their lives than previous generations who waited to retire into philanthropic leisure. Together they have a passion to wield their financial might differently than previous generations, leading researchers and authors Sharna Goldseker and Michael Moody to predict a seismic shift in how giving is done that will alter the fate of the causes and organizations we care about. Next gen big donors are ushering in an “impact revolution,” and are willing to explore whatever needs changing to achieve real, observable results from their giving and finally “move the needle” on some of our biggest social problems. Discover best practices for how to engage next gen donors in your nonprofits, family philanthropy and other organizations and family enterprises to help them become the donors we all need them to be, as well as hear how they’re responding to the many crises affecting society today. Hear from the Authors about how next gen donors are responding to the many crises affecting society today including the pandemic and racial reckoning.
Growing Goodness.
Due to demand from client families and institutions, we created Growing Goodness: an interactive discovery around raising or supporting a next generation capable of navigating their financial and philanthropic resources, while leading successful and satisfying lives. It is difficult enough to nurture young people today without the added burden of teaching financial stewardship. But we find the next generation craves guidance in this area and we can foster your skills and confidence to provide it. We have packed this presentation with best practices, tangible tips and tools from North America’s leading thinkers and researchers on child development, psychology, and family philanthropy. Family members, wealth and philanthropic advisors, and nonprofit professionals will learn how to “Grow Goodness” in the next generation with intentionality.
Aligning Values Across Generations.
Empowering Family Philanthropy.
Talking about Money.
Many individuals assume they know their own beliefs about money, but don’t take the time to articulate or share them. As a result, talking about money can produce anxiety or tension. With our expertise and guidance, you can explore within a safe environment your attitudes and behaviors around the hot-button issue of “money” and better understand the perspectives of your peers and family members. We share strategies on how you as an individual and how your family can comfortably communicate a legacy of family wealth across generations and move toward making conscious choices that you aspire to live by and pass on to others.
Learning Styles for the Multigenerational Family.
While we are accustomed to quarterly family meetings, monthly portfolio reviews, and annual family philanthropy gatherings, the environment in which we are learning is changing rapidly. As Siri and Alexa can provide any answers we request, how do we make learning more engaging in a technology-rich world? How do we sort through the data our advisors provide to make meaning for ourselves? Discover interactive approaches in family learning which build the muscles for exploration, enhance your capacity for critical thinking and ultimately allow family members to develop self-concept to navigate through the world of opportunities available to them. Learn to use the hands-on tools to engage multi-generational families and help them achieve their goals.
We have presented within the U.S., Canada, Europe and Australia to diverse audiences at conferences, board meetings, professional development seminars, donor/client events, and on panels. If you have an upcoming engagement, contact us at 21/64 to leverage our experience and expertise in designing and delivering successful programs and interactive workshops on these issues.
Bring a 21/64 Presenter to Your Next Engagement
Shirley Dayan Lassner, Marketing, Communications & Events Officer
JCF Montreal
Shirley Dayan Lassner, Marketing, Communications & Events Officer
JCF Montreal
Ella T. Newman, Managing Director
Fiduciary Trust International
Ella T. Newman, Managing Director
Fiduciary Trust International
Mae Hong
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
Mae Hong
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
Sue Schwartzman, Principal
Sue Schwartzman Philanthropic Consulting
Sue Schwartzman, Principal
Sue Schwartzman Philanthropic Consulting
Glenmede, November 2021
Glenmede, November 2021