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This century has seen a dramatic increase in the popularity of strategic philanthropy. Experts like Paul Brest from Stanford PACS have been refining their strategy based on their experiences and refine their practices to achieve maximum impact from their giving.

Paul Brest is one of the most influential voices for philanthropy of our generation, he is also a renowned legal scholar and accomplished viola player. Brest and other experts from Stanford PACs visit Australia in August in partnership with Perpetual.

Professor Bruce Warren is an acclaimed doctor and medical researcher whose life and achievements have stimulated his interests in philanthropy. While his medical career is winding down, the impact of his philanthropy is increasing.

With the industry under the spotlight, aged care providers need to get their investment strategy right. Perpetual’s Scott Hawker looks at the three components of an investment strategy that will meet the needs of clients, providers and regulators.

Perpetual’s successful partnership with the Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society (Stanford PACS) has been extended until 2021. Non-profits and philanthropists in Australia will benefit from world-class research and thinking from globally recognised experts.

Bridge Housing offers philanthropists a way to use their Sydney property portfolios to help solve our affordable housing crisis.

Low and falling interest rates can have big implications for the boards, CEOs and CFOs of aged care providers. Especially today – when other pressures are also making it harder to finance the mission.

Asthma Australia is working with Perpetual and its donors to improve outcomes for the one in nine Australians living with asthma. New approaches are needed because respiratory health services are often fragmented.

The Perpetual Private Not for Profit CFO Series examines issues of relevance to finance executives in not for profit organisations. In this edition we look at some of the challenges facing senior finance executives in the disability and aged care sectors.

We are living in the midst of the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history. Over the coming years, trillions of dollars are expected to be passed from baby-boomers to generations X, Y and Z.

Education makes a huge and growing difference to the lives of individuals and communities. The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) is a making an educational difference where it really matters - working with indigenous children

Aged care providers have been asked to make initial submissions to the impending royal commission by January 7th. Now’s the time to get serious about your approach.