Steve Gasparini, member of the Commonfund OCIO Investment team, shared insights on how to reimagine spending as a tool for endowment management.
Experts discussed best practices in endowment fundraising and investment stewardship.
Fireside Chat with Dan Pallotta about his book and movie Uncharitable.
The academy limits participation to a select group, fostering collaboration in a classroom environment at the Greenberg Conference Center at Yale University.
ISA brings together seasoned practitioners from a variety of backgrounds and institutions.
Networking dinner at Frank Pepe Pizzeria - Famous home of New Haven’s legendary coal-fired a pizza.
Are you a trustee, investment committee member, or senior staff of a nonprofit organization?
If so, you play a crucial role in stewarding capital for your institution.
The Investment Stewardship Academy is a three-day intensive program that includes a series of advanced classroom lectures and discussions, focused on the essential principles and practices of stewarding long-term capital in the increasingly complex investment environment.
Registrants will:
Learn from top practitioners, academics and experts
Have access to a series of classroom lectures, discussions and opportunities for peer learning and networking
Gain the knowledge needed to be an effective steward
Leave with tools and frameworks to bring back to your organization
The Investment Stewardship Academy is open to trustees, investment committee members and senior staff of qualified institutional investors, such as endowments, foundations, pension funds, operating charities, healthcare organizations, family offices and other select institutions.
Please complete the form below if you are interested in learning more about the Investment Stewardship Academy.
Please note that Commonfund Institute reserves the right to qualify any and all potential registrants and to deny access to any individual that does not qualify, at our discretion, as an authorized representative of a non-profit institution.
