Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond our control we have had to postpone this webinar. Please accept our apologies for the inconvenience and short notice.
We will be rescheduling the session as a matter of priority and will share the link to re-register for the webinar as soon as possible.
We invite you to join our second webinar in our philanthropy series. The theme is ‘How to manage risk in philanthropy’ and is taking place on 21st September at 11.00am.
We are delighted that Lucy Macnamara of Do Good. Well. will join us to speak alongside our Head of Philanthropy, Catherine de Maid.
Bringing their experience and guidance together, Catherine will explore legal and compliance risks including governance and managing conflicts of interest or loyalty, and Lucy will consider reputational risks.
Our second webinar builds upon the publication of our philanthropy guide earlier this year, "Turning good into great: Insights into effective philanthropy”. It also builds on our first webinar How to establish a philanthropy strategy which explored the key issues philanthropists ought to consider to make their giving as successful as possible.
Event details
Date: 21 September
Webinar start time: 11.00am
Webinar end time: 11.45am
About the speakers
Catherine de Maid leads the Burges Salmon Philanthropy team and is a partner in the firm’s Private Client team. She specialises in international tax, trusts and estate planning, advising high net worth individuals, philanthropists, charitable foundations, operational charities and financial institutions. In her personal capacity, Catherine was previously a director of the UK branch of a global international charity focused on access to surgical care, and she has acted as trustee of a number of international grant making charities.
Lucy Macnamara is the founder and CEO of Do Good.Well. philanthropy consultancy. Lucy supports high profile individuals who wish to use their talent, platform, influence or money to help shape a better world. She guides their philanthropy holistically, providing a focused plan of support aligned to their values and interests while integrating opportunities and impact from their profile, brand and audience.
Previously Lucy worked for Amnesty International UK managing their Ambassadors and high profile artists programme and has worked in the charity sector for over 20 years.