Philanthropic Events Calendar

Bay Area Asset Funders Network Member Meeting


Date: 6/7/2012
Time: 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Mission Economic Development Agency Plaza Adelante, 2301 Mission Street SF

Savings at Scale:
Ideas,Trends and Emerging Opportunities

This year marks the 21st anniversary of Michael Sherraden's seminal book, Assets and the Poor, which helped to launch and define the asset-building field. The milestone is being noted in small gatherings, across the country, that are bringing stakeholders together to reflect on where we've been and where we're going in the quest to expand asset-building opportunities for low-wealth individuals and families.

The June 7th Bay Area AFN membership meeting will contribute to this discourse with a panel discussion on ideas, trends and emerging opportunities to bring savings to scale.  Panel participants will include key thinkers and innovators in the asset-building field who will share their visions of what scale might look like and how to get there in the years ahead.   Please join us for this important discussion and register today!

Agenda

Optional networking lunch will begin at 11:30a.m., or you are welcome to eat your lunch during the meeting.

  1. Meeting Welcome and Introductions
  2. Savings at Scale: Ideas, Trends and Emerging Opportunities
    Interview by Amanda Feinstein, Bay Area AFN Steering Committee Member with Bob Friedman - CFED, Chair of the Board and General Counsel and Ben Mangan - EARN, President and CEO including facilitated Q&A Session
  3. Funder-to-Funder Discussion
    Aimee Durfee, Bay Area AFN Steering Committee Member
    for feedback on Savings at Scale panel and implications for grantmaking in the Bay Area as well as updates, report backs, discussion and open floor for new topics
  4. Announcements and Closing Comments
    Megan McTiernan, Bay Area AFN Co-Chair
    including news of Bay Area AFN membership structure and network member announcements

Who Can Attend

This meeting is open to Network members, NCG members and non-member funders. Pre-registration is required.

Fees

This program is free of charge.