Diane offers limited (no cost hours) for non profit leaders, foundation executives, artist and practitioners who are seeking perspective on governance, project development, and impact.
This service is available to affiliates of the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, grantees of the Murdock Charitable Trust, Alaskan non-profits and grantmakers.
OFFICE HOURS TOPICS
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A space to discuss approaches to working with rural and Native communities, grounded in respect, listening, and long-term relationship building.
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Fund development is getting money to support an organization’s mission by finding, keeping, and growing donors and income sources. It involves making the case for support, running campaigns and events, applying for grants and building partnerships, and managing donors and reports.
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A conversation focused on effective governance practices, board structure, and the responsibilities that support strong, accountable foundations.
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Exploring the relationship between boards and executive leadership, with an emphasis on communication, trust, and shared direction.
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Open discussion on entering and navigating a career in philanthropy/ non-profit sector, including mentorship, transitions, and opportunities for growth.
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Bring a topic, question, or area of interest you’d like to explore together.
A project of the school by the Lilly Family School and with financial support from the Murdock Charitable Trust
*** Diane does not advise on applications to the Murdock Trust. For Trust applications, follow the normal process as described here.