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1:40 PM - 2:30 PM GMT
Roundtable- planned giving
Speakers: Anna Wall, Head of Regular Giving and Legacy Giving, Imperial College London
1:40 PM - 2:30 PM GMT
Roundtable- Refreshing a legacy strategy around a significant anniversary, and planning a legacy campaign.
Speakers: Alice Marsh, Senior Development Officer, Wolfson College | University of Oxford
2:30 PM - 3:20 PM GMT
Breakout session- The greatest intergenerational transfer of wealth in history – Gift planning – a crucial tool for US fundraising
If you raise funds in the US, you need to understand the options that are uniquely attractive to American donors to ensure you benefit from the wealth transfer already underway. Your donors are increasingly using these techniques routinely, and you need a working knowledge of them, and how to reconcile them with regulations applying to non-US charities raising funds in the USA. Imperial College London has started bringing American gift planning techniques mainstream. We will help you think about how you can also respond to this growing trend while complying with IRS regulations.
This session is relevant to everyone raising funds in the US, whether in regular giving, mid-value, legacies, major or principal gifts.
Speakers: Joanna Storrar, Partner, More Partnership, Anna Wall, Head of Regular Giving and Legacy Giving, Imperial College London
3:20 PM - 4:20 PM GMT
Plenary- How to make friends with your major gift colleagues and why it matters…
Hear how the Regular Giving Team at the London School of Economics made friends with their major gift colleagues and how this led to a blended approach to mid-level giving across both the Regular Giving and Philanthropy Teams. We will share how they are working together to create a seamless mid-level journey to maximise four and five-figure income to the School.
Speakers: Emma Simpson, Head of Regular Giving, London School of Economics, Eleanor Crawford, Philanthropy Executive, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)