Presentations

We'd like to thank all the speakers, facilitators and chairs who contributed to the sessions and keynotes ath the Philanthropy New Zealand conference this year.  Please note that not all of the speakers used a powerpoint presentation or have submitted their speech notes and that some were not able to have their presentations published for reasons for privacy. 

Preconference session
Jess Dart

Opening Plenary:  Philanthropy through the Looking Glass
Steven Burkeman notes

Healthy Whanau, Healthy Communities
Minister Tariana Turia speech notes

A1.  Collaboration at Work:  Funders and Community Organisations Working Together
Kate Frykberg, Todd Foundation
Shalini Pillai, ASB Community Trust

A2.  Social Media:  Exploring Another Tool in the Grantmaker's Toolkit
No presentations submitted.

A3.  Investing Effectively in Young Emerging Leaders
Youth Leadership Presentation, Youth Leadership Session Learnings

A4.  Socially Responsible Investing:  Enlightened Self Interest
No presentations submitted.

A5.  Philanthropy:  More than Money
No presentations submitted.

A6.  Unpacking Evaluation:  Connecting Evaluation, Learning and Improvement
Kate McKegg

A7.  How Not to Make Disaster Grantmaking a Disaster
Sylvia Admans

MK1.  Takoha Aroha:  Grantmaking with Integrity
Speech notes, Presentation

MK2.  Effective Corporate Social Responsibility
Ambalika Kutty, Suzie Marsden

MK3.  Socially Responsible Investment
Presentation

MK4.  Innovation:  Balancing Innovation with Risk  -  Funding at the 'Riskier' End
No presentation submitted.

MK5.  Capacity Building:  Enhancing and Growing Sustainable, Dynamic Organisations
No presentation submitted.

Pathways to Shared Prosperity:  Business Investment in a Strong, Healthy New Zealand
Michael Stanley

Maximising Impact:  Learning from What We Do
Jess Dart

Contemporary Leadership:  Leading through Partnership and Collaboration
Marcel Lauziere, Sylvia Admans

Investment Lessons for Philanthropy from the Global Financial Crisis
Kathy Cave

B1.  Communities at the Forefront of Change:  Cutting Edge for Funders
Mary Jane Rivers, John Forbes, Dickie Farrar

B2.  Capacity Building Approaches to Grantmaking and Not for Profit Sector Development
Megan Barclay

B3.  What does it mean to be a Learning Organisation?
Christina Howard, Karyn McLeod, Gayle Williams

B4.  Hui:  He Anga Whakamua  -  Looking Forward
Moi Becroft, Pat Nathan, Strategic Partnership Overview

B5.  Increasing Impact through Engaging with Stakeholders:  Nothing About Me Without Me
ASB Community Trust Pacific Engagement

C1a.  Demystifying Currency Hedging
Danica Hampton

C1b.  The Market Impact of an Exit from Quantitative Easing
Christian Hawkesby

C2.  Fit for Purpose Financial Reporting
Craig Fisher, NZICA Understanding Different Services

C3.  Investing in New Zealand's Private Companies
Gavin Lonergan

C4.  Governance:  Heart and Head  -  the Philanthropic Advantage
Bev Edlin

D1.  Social Lending/Finance
Sue Cooper, John Prendergast

D2.  The Philanthropic Kete:  More than Money  -  Using the Right Tools for the Job
Trevor Gray part one, part two, Terri Eggleton, Mark Bentley

D3.  Family Foundations:  Contemporary Issues
Discussion forum only

D4.  An Introduction to a Monitoring and Evaluation Framework for Funders
No presentation submitted.

D5.  Beneficial Connections:  Funder Collaboration
Belinda Gorman, Maria Ramsay, Learnings

D6.  Perpetuality and Investment Strategies for the Long Term
Bernard Reid, Nick Maier,  Michael Chamberlain

D7.  Positive Youth Development in Aotearoa
Presentation

It's What We Do  -  The Habit of Giving
Rick Zwaan, Ben and Adam Roberts