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Pushing the Needle Working with families to create, generate & measure social impact Gena Rotstein, CEO & Advisor in Philanthropy grotstein@dexterityven tures.com www.dexterityventures. com www.place2give.com
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Pushing the NeedleWorking with families to create, generate & measure social impact

Gena Rotstein, CEO & Advisor in Philanthropy [email protected]

www.dexterityventures.comwww.place2give.com

Agenda

About Dexterity Ventures Inc.

How the next generation defines social capital

Non-traditional "philanthropy“

Information overload - technology and giving

We are harnessing the frontier of charity data... To make charitable giving a part of every person’s banking experience, retain assets under management across generations and positively influence $1Billion in charitable transactions.

Photo credit: Steve Jurvetson/Flickr

Company formed in 2002

20+ years of non-profit management experience in North America

Peer recognition

TEDxCalgary, AFP, CAGP, AiP, PPI presenter

Publications in national magazines, newspapers and websites

Media expert on social enterprise, social impact investing and social finance

FEA

• Family advising and philanthropy consulting

• Software as a Service

• Percentage per transaction

• Platform as a Service

Business Model

Community Partners & Peer Recognition

What is Philanthropy?

Love of mankind

A financial transaction predicated by moral response to a social dilemma

As a phenomenon, philanthropy is actively practiced throughout the world through voluntarily giving of time, talent and resources in support of the common good (Wagner et al, 2003, p 442)

Information Flow

Donor Advisor Charity

Leaving a Legacy

Leave enough for your children that they will do something, but not so much that they won’t do anything.

- Warren Buffet

“It’s not your pearls, it’s your pearls of wisdom.”

- Karen RothWarren Buffett, Melinda & Bill Gates

Activty #1 - Workbook

Advisor Toolbox

The Next Generation & GivingPhilanthropy 3.0

Social Investing

Social Return on Investing

Social Entrepreneurship

Social Finance

Social Capital

Shared Value

Collective Impact

Social Innovation

Social Good

Patient Capital

Co-Operatives

Where Giving Meets Investing

Definitions

Social Good: A good or service that benefits the largest number of people in the largest possible way.

Source: www.globaltrends.com

Social Innovation: A novel solution to a social problem that is more effective, efficient, sustainable, or just than existing solutions and for which the value created accrues primarily to society as a whole rather than private individuals.

Source: www.ssireview.org

Definitions

Social Return on Investment (SROI): A framework for measuring and accounting for the social, economic and environmental value that results from our activities, using monetary values to represent them.

Source: www.thesroinetwork.org

Social Investment: The term ‘social investment’ is often used to describe an investment in social or environmental outcomes combined with financial returns for the investor.

What is Strategic Philanthropy?

The process of identifying what you want to see society look like, and using philanthropy as one of the tools for achieving that vision

The Charitable/Philanthropic Plan is the coordinated steps in achieving the vision

A more active role for the advisor in social asset management

Private

Public

Charitable

And now there is the 4th leg – Social Enterprise: Using profit as a means to an, not the end itself.

Non-Traditional PhilanthropySocial Impact Bonds, Community Impact Bonds, Co-Operatives, Patient Capital

For Profit Social Enterprise

Village Capital*

Private equity placement in local social businesses

Co-Ops

Patient Capital

B-Corps

Community Economic Development/Social Biz Investments (BC, MB, NS)

L3C’s (US)

Crowdfunding: Awesome FoundationThe power of the crowd

Micro-Lending

Fast Pitch, PhilanthroPitch, Change Tank, Hack-a-Thon

#Hack4Good

#DataForGood

What Role Do You Play?

Investment advisor

Vetter of options

Transactional

Solution creator

Asset manager

Sponsor

Participant

Consumer

Connector

Information OverloadPhilanthropy in a Digital Age

“Unlike in past eras, social sector organizations are now in direct control of a mass media

communication medium, more powerful than any that proceeded it”

- The Communications Network

Transparency, Accountability and “Co-Opetition”

What to look for?

Program Implementation - Success rates Capacity to report on long

term effectiveness What is success?

Financial Management- Solution to Social Problem Fundraising Overhead Operational

Effectiveness

Competitive Analysis

Leadership Qualifications History & Connectedness Board engagement

Corporate Structure Strategic v. Operational Board Policies to protect donors and

clients D&O Insurance

Measuring ImpactHow

Activity #2 – Gut Check

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Impact

Which organization would you invest in?

Is it better to have low overhead? Why?

When you invest in social issues, is it to solve a problem, generate a solution, or

support a charity?

Should the objective be to have a charity close?

The Business of Philanthropy

Measuring Value

Realizing Value

Enhancing Value/Creating Value

Generating Social Capital

Social Return on Investment Audit

Strategic Philanthropic Plan

Howard Johnson – Corporate Valuation

Collective Impact

Source: Collective Impact – Kramer, FSG Consulting

New Economic Models

The Sharing Economy Latitude Research

The Creative Economy Richard Florida

New Wealth The Emergence Collective

The App Store Economy Digital Buzz Blog

Idea Economy iGenTribe.com

How we can helpResources to help you help your clients

Unique Funding Models

ShareRESP Performance based investing

Gender Identity Fund Site Visits

Micro-Foundations (online) myPlace2Give

Sponsor Energy Bond and loan

Benefits Retains assets under management (AUM) across generations

Provides targeted marketing data

Links CSR/Community Investment/Corporate Citizenship to a broader community

Creates shared value

Generates additional revenue through new product offerings

Competitive advantage

Opens new markets in “Snowbird” communities

Opens new accounts for the Next Generation

Donor Bill of Rights

Charter of Ethical Fundraising

Philanthrocapitalism

Giving 2.0

Giving Well

The Art of Giving

End of Fundraising

Impact Assets

Uncharitable

The Creative Class

The Blue Sweater

Soul of a Citizen

The HIP Investor

Harvard Business Review, Stanford Social Innovation Review

Blogs: DexterityConsulting.ca Philanthropy.com SocialFinance.ca

Resources & Book List

Contact informationGena Rotstein, Chief [email protected] @Place2Give @DexterityConwww.place2give.comwww.dexterityventurs.com

Online giving &

ATM giving Alternative credit

scoring

Deeper understanding

of client segments

Integrating CSR directly to customer experience


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