The Power of Dynamic Youth Leadership in Philanthropy
We invite young emerging leaders to join our vibrant communities of practice in philanthropy. These networks offer unparalleled opportunities for networking, collaboration, knowledge sharing, and learning from experienced peers. By participating in these communities, young leaders can expand their professional networks, gain insights into best practices, and stay updated on emerging trends in the philanthropic sector.
Warner Bernard, Chair, The Greater Change Foundation
Brianna Walcott, Rotaract Club, Turks & Caicos
Rashema Ingraham, Caribbean Program Director, Bonefish & Tarpon Trust
Daniell Jimenez Baez, Vista Leader, Techos Pa' Mi Gente, Puerto Rico
Jenine A. Shepherd, Founder, Youths for Excellence
Jamila Falak, Multifaceted Musician, Creative Entrepreneur, Photojournalist, Activist & Regional Youth Leader at the Caribbean Philanthropic Alliance
Sean McCoon, Protocol and International Relations Officer, the Division of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation, Board Member, Environment Tobago & Caribbean Tree Planting Ambassador
This session youth lead philanthropy session will focus on:
Communities of Practice in philanthropy
Successful fundraising campaigns for Hurricane Beryl & other disasters
Stories on how to build relationships with potential funders
Value of knowledge sharing, learning from peers, and identifying potential mentors
Establishing effective communication with philanthropy community
Understanding the benefits of participating in communities of practice for young philanthropists & value of peer learning and mentorship.
Sharing lessons from fundraising efforts in the Caribbean, and recent best practices for mobilizing for disaster relief initiatives
Exploring strategies to build relationships with potential funders and how to use specific communication channels including storytelling to reach out to the philanthropy.