From May 2 – May 7, the Tactical Philanthropy Blog Team will be covering the Council on Foundations conference from Atlanta. The individual blog team members represent a range of opinions and have been given no editorial directions. The opinions expressed in these posts do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sean Stannard-Stockton. By Bob [...]
Category Archives: #cof09
COF: Building Philanthropy BRIC by BRIC
May 4, 2009 – 8:07 pm
From May 2 – May 7, the Tactical Philanthropy Blog Team will be covering the Council on Foundations conference from Atlanta. The individual blog team members represent a range of opinions and have been given no editorial directions. The opinions expressed in these posts do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sean Stannard-Stockton. By Natasha [...]
COF: We’re Not in Kansas Anymore
May 4, 2009 – 7:34 pm
From May 2 – May 7, the Tactical Philanthropy Blog Team will be covering the Council on Foundations conference from Atlanta. The individual blog team members represent a range of opinions and have been given no editorial directions. The opinions expressed in these posts do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sean Stannard-Stockton. Katy Moore, [...]
COF: How Many Consultants to Screw in a Light Bulb?
May 4, 2009 – 7:24 pm
From May 2 – May 7, the Tactical Philanthropy Blog Team will be covering the Council on Foundations conference from Atlanta. The individual blog team members represent a range of opinions and have been given no editorial directions. The opinions expressed in these posts do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sean Stannard-Stockton. By Paul [...]
COF: An Outsider’s View On Foundation Communications
May 4, 2009 – 4:24 pm
From May 2 – May 7, the Tactical Philanthropy Blog Team will be covering the Council on Foundations conference from Atlanta. The individual blog team members represent a range of opinions and have been given no editorial directions. The opinions expressed in these posts do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sean Stannard-Stockton. By Catherine [...]
COF: Social Media-Are You Sure It’s For You?
May 4, 2009 – 4:20 pm
From May 2 – May 7, the Tactical Philanthropy Blog Team will be covering the Council on Foundations conference from Atlanta. The individual blog team members represent a range of opinions and have been given no editorial directions. The opinions expressed in these posts do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sean Stannard-Stockton. By Molly [...]
COF: Disaster Déjà vu
May 4, 2009 – 10:26 am
From May 2 – May 7, the Tactical Philanthropy Blog Team will be covering the Council on Foundations conference from Atlanta. The individual blog team members represent a range of opinions and have been given no editorial directions. The opinions expressed in these posts do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sean Stannard-Stockton. By Eric [...]
COF: Rock Star Philanthropy
May 4, 2009 – 7:56 am
By Sean Stannard-Stockton The opening plenary of the Council on Foundations conference was fine. It was interesting. There was a nice musical piece by a local group to kick things off. But it wasn’t a rock concert. The Council on Foundations conference should be philanthropy’s Woodstock. It should be our Octoberfest. It should be our [...]
COF: EPIP Pre-Conference Day One
May 4, 2009 – 2:30 am
From May 2 – May 7, the Tactical Philanthropy Blog Team will be covering the Council on Foundations conference from Atlanta. The individual blog team members represent a range of opinions and have been given no editorial directions. The opinions expressed in these posts do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sean Stannard-Stockton. By Jason [...]
COF: Smaller But Determined Crowd
May 2, 2009 – 8:46 pm
From May 2 – May 7, the Tactical Philanthropy Blog Team will be covering the Council on Foundations conference from Atlanta. The individual blog team members represent a range of opinions and have been given no editorial directions. The opinions expressed in these posts do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sean Stannard-Stockton. By Kris [...]
