The panel will share how funders can effectively use scholarships to build an economy centered on equity, justice, inclusion and impact through investing in future leaders.
Representation and Inclusion in the Marketplace: How funders can effectively invest in our future leaders
Jacqueline Lee Rivera
July 13, 2022
Format
Other
Meta Themes
Deliver Equity and Inclusion
Themes
Justice, Power and Capital
Purpose and Desired Outcome
Coming out of this session, attendees will look at their leadership, identify the gaps, and invest in leadership of tomorrow starting with access to higher education. Impact investors and foundations will approach scholarships and education investments with an ROI perspective - scholarship recipients employed in the workforce add income to the U.S. economy and reinvest in their communities.
Audiences
Allocators (Family Offices, HNW Individuals, Foundations)
Asset Managers
Corporate & SME
Entrepreneurs
Intermediaries (Financial Advisers, Investment Bankers)
Artists & Culture-makers
Government
Academia
Speakers
- NameAngelique Albert
- TitleCEO
- OrganizationNative Forward Scholars Fund (formerly known as the American Indian Graduate Center)
- StatusConfirmed
- NameNoël Harmon
- TitlePresident and Executive Director
- OrganizationAPIA Scholars
- StatusInvited
- NameRepresentative from Wells Fargo
- TitleTBD
- OrganizationWells Fargo
- StatusInvited
- NameRachael Myrow
- TitleSenior Editor of KQED's Silicon Valley News Desk
- OrganizationKQED
- StatusInvited
- NameRepresentative from Johnson Scholarship Foundation
- TitleTBD
- OrganizationJohnson Scholarship Foundation
- StatusInvited
