Who comes to the Table? Stakeholder Interactions in Philanthropy

This paper explores stakeholder interactions within the philanthropic sector, operating under the premise that strategic philanthropy leads to more effective outcomes. It highlights efforts to professionalize foundation management, foster collaboration among experts, clarify guiding values, and build capacity in the field. The report discusses the role of networks, such as the International Network of Strategic Philanthropy (INSP), in convening foundations, support organizations, consultants, and researchers to advance strategic giving. It underscores the importance of continuous dialogue with all societal stakeholders to achieve common good and long-term viability, aligning with the Bertelsmann Stiftung’s mission to encourage social change through civic involvement.

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Thomas E. Backer, Ralph Smith and Ira Barbell

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Social Justice, Philanthropy and Human Rights

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