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As a leader of a Partnership for Philanthropic Planning member planned giving council, you play a pivotal role in the local and national gift planning communities. Because the Partnership is structured as a federation of councils, we depend on you to provide input and local perspective on issues that affect gift planners nationwide.
Our annual leadership development series can also energize your commitment to the gift planning profession. Throughout the webinar series, participants will:
- Meet national and local PPP leaders and strengthen your network of contacts through follow-up conversations in the PPP e-community.
- Learn about best practices for council programming, governance and administration.
- During the Annual Meeting, elect members of the national Board of Directors and, as required, vote on amendments to the Partnership governing instruments.
- Hear more about national programs and initiatives, and provide advice and comment on a wide range of gift planning topics.
General Information:
Each council registered for the Annual Meeting and Council Conversations series may invite as many participants as they wish to attend any session. We especially encourage council presidents and presidents-elect to participate, as well as other board members or leaders in-training. Participants are responsible for sharing information about PPP plans, programs and services with all council members following the Annual Meeting. We recommend that council leaders gather at a single site for the webinars, to facilitate discussion and delegation of follow-up activities. However, leaders may log-in from separate sites if necessary.
The president of each council that has registered will receive a log-in link 24 hours prior to each meeting. The president is responsible for forwarding this link to other council leaders who would like to attend. Those leaders must use the log-in link to submit their personal information before they connect to the webinar(s). A separate log-in is required for each session.
About Voting:
Planned giving councils are responsible for electing members of the PPP Board of Directors, approving changes to the organizations bylaws, and for voting on other organizational issues that arise from time to time.
Voting representation depends on a councils size:
- Councils with 150 or fewer members are represented by one vote at the Annual Meeting.
- Councils with more than 150 members are represented by two votes.
Instructions for voting during the Annual Meeting webinar will be provided with the log-in link for that webinar.
Registration fee: $129 per council (must be paid by July 1 if council wishes to participate in the Annual Meeting)
DATES
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All sessions
are scheduled for
1:00 to 2:30 p.m.
Eastern, unless
otherwise noted |
General
Topic |
Notes
(All sessions are
webinars, except
October 3, 2012) |
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July 12, 2012 |
PPP Annual
Meeting |
Reports on PPP
activities and new
programs and
services; election
of candidates to
join board in 2013 |
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August 16, 2012 |
Government
Relations
Moderated
by PPP Government
Relations Advisors
Jon Ackerman and
Perry Wasserman. |
Gain an in-depth
understanding of
PPPs legislative
agenda, and consider
how councils can
help to further it. |
October 3, 2012
1:00 to 5:00 Central |
New Program
Formats
Moderated by Phil
Purcell, past
president of Planned
Giving Group of
Indiana and trainer
for The Fundraising
School |
Find out how adults
learn best and
consider ways to
enliven council
programs and events
using formats that
replace the talking
head with audience
participation.
Develop ideas for a
variety of programs
that your council
can use without a
visiting expert. |
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December 14, 2012 |
PR and Earned Media |
How can you raise
the visibility of
your council, and
public awareness
about philanthropic
planning, using only
volunteer resources? |
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February 15, 2013 |
Research Incubator |
Learn about PPPs
research agenda and
consider what
information your
council members
need, and how they
can participate in
research that
produces that
information. |
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April 18, 2013 |
Mentoring Programs |
Learn how councils
start and sustain
mentoring programs
for young
professionals and
for organizations
beginning a gift
planning program. |
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June 20, 2013 |
Council's
Choice |
Council leaders will
have the opportunity
to select a topic
for this session, as
part of their
response to the
annual Survey of
Councils. |
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