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Podcasts
Podcasts
Heather McLeod Grant (McLeod Grant Advisors), Emily Hall (Founder & CEO of Olive Grove Consulting) and Bill Brownell (SVP at Cisco):
Strategic Planning Workshop
Friday, April 26, 2013
108 minutes
Michael Kirst - President of the California State Board of Education
Wednesday, April 10, 2013 - "Impact of the Common Core on Public School Education In California"
88 minutes
Elise Cutini (Silicon Valley Children's Fund), Brian Greenberg (InnVision Shelter Network) and Christa Gannon (Fresh Lifelines for Youth):
How Philanthropists Can Help At-Risk Youth
Friday, February 1, 2013 - First Friday Lunch
84 minutes
Amy Klement - Vice President, Investments, Omidyar Network
Friday, January 11, 2013 - "Best Practices from the Omidyar Network"
116 minutes
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Lindsay Austin Louie (SV2), Alex Bernadotte (Beyond 12), Lisa Nash (Blue Planet Network) and Ashley Boren (Sustainable Conservation) Wednesday, November 28, 2012 - "Lifecycle of a Nonprofit Workshop" 49 minutes |
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Carol Olson (Morgan Family Foundation), Jim Fiedler (Santa Clara County Water District) and Brock Dolman (Occidental Arts & Ecology Center): Water & Environmental Education |
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Dr. Tom Robinson (Lucile Packard Children's Hospital and Stanford University), Lori Andersen (The Health Trust) and Dr. Tom Bodenheimer (UCSF): |
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Kimberly Wicoff, Director of Knowledge and Innovation, Strive
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Lindsay Austin Louie, Executive Director of SV2, and Mary Gregory, Vice President at Pacific Foundation Services
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Deborah Mintz, Chief Advancement Officer, NewSchools Venture Fund
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Dr. Christopher Gardner, Director of Nutrition Studies at Stanford Prevention Research Center and organizer of the Stanford Food Summit |
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First Friday Lunch with Sal Khan, founder of the Khan Academy |
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Lisa Sonsini, Chair of the Sobrato Family Foundation: Perspectives on Philanthropy in Silicon Valley |
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SV2 Board Chairman, Lance Fors: Scaling Up Nonprofits - Perspectives from the Trenches |
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SV2 Partner Alan Austin and SV2 Grantee Development Directors Sherri Shaner (Peninsula Bridge) and Chris Murphy (Living Goods): |
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Joe Cullinane, SV2 Partner: The Strategic Use of Social Media for Nonprofits |
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Carla Javits, President of REDF (Roberts Enterprise Development Fund): REDF and Best Practices in Venture Philanthropy |
Alison Elliot (Stanford Alumni Consulting Team), Paul Work (Tech Coast Angels), and Nancy Cannon-O’Connell (Lead Partner to SV2 grantee National Foster Youth Action Network): "How to be a Great Advisor to a Nonprofit”
Friday, April 1, 2011 - First Friday Lunch
53 minutes
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Christa Gannon (Fresh Lifelines for Youth), Janet Knipe (National Foster Youth Action Network), and Marlene Bjornsrud (Bay Area Women’s Sports Initiative): "Helping At-Risk Youth Succeed)" |
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Regie Stites, Program Manager at SRI: "Different Approaches to Improving Students' Academic Literacy Skills" |
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Greg Lippman, Executive Director of ACE Charter School in San Jose: "Innovative Teaching Models & Technology for Academic Literacy" |
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Alicia Gallegos Fambrini (San Jose Charter School Consortium), Grainger Marburg (Peninsula Bridge), and Dave Higaki (East Palo Alto Tennis & Tutoring): "Getting Low-Income Kids to College" |
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Abby Rubin Davisson of the Tipping Point Community: Challenges and Opportunities in Engaged Grantmaking |
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Jonathon Landeck of the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems at UC Santa Cruz & Susan Algert, of the UC California Cooperative Extension in Santa Clara County |
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Alexa Culwell, former CEO of the Schwab Foundation and the Stupski Foundation: Key Leverage Points for Education Change |
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Susan Phinney Silver, Program Officer at the Packard Foundation, and Caryn Sachs, President of the Erich & Hannah Sachs Foundation: Program-Related Investments |
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Chuck Slaughter, Founder & President of Living Goods: How we can impact public health in Africa |
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Anne Marie Burgoyne, Portfolio Director of Draper Richards Foundation: The Life Cycle of Nonprofits Working on International Development |
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Bonnie Nixon, Board Chair of Sustainable Silicon Valley: How Philanthropists Can Help the Environment
Monday, September 20, 2010 - Environment Grant Round Kickoff |
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Curt Riffle, Program Operations Officer of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation: "Making Funding Decisions in Conservation and Science"
Friday, May 7, 2010 First Friday Lunch |
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Greg Lippman, Executive Director of ACE Charter School in San Jose: "How the San Jose Charter School Consortium is Using its SV2 Grant to Change Education" |
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Ashley Boren, Executive Director of Sustainable Conservation: "How we used our SV2 Grant to Improve Water Conservation in California Agriculture" |
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Lance Fors, SV2 Board Chair: "The What, How, and Who of SV2" |
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Jennifer Ratay, Program Officer at The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation : "How Philanthropy Can Help Nonprofits Build Organizational Capacity" |
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Regina Starr Ridley, Publishing Director of Stanford Social Innovation Review: "Today's Hottest Topics in Philanthropy and Social Innovation" |
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Jenny Shilling Stein, Executive Director of Draper Richards Foundation: "Investing in Social Entrepreneurs" |
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Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen, Founder & Chairman SV2, "Philanthropy Today"
September 8, 2008 Stanford Center for Social Innovation Discussion |
My favorite part of SV2 is getting to interact with like-minded members of the community who have different perspectives and experiences, but share my goal of helping local nonprofits. Being a Partner gives me the flexibility to vary my involvement as my busy schedule allows.
Liz Weingart,
SV2 Partner
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