Grantmakers of Oregon and Southwest Washington

PRI Fundamentals for Grantmakers

a seminar presented by PRI Makers Network and co-sponsored by Northern California Grantmakers.

http://primakers.net/files/PRI_Fundamentals_Registration_Flyer.pdf

March 27, 2007
8:30 am – 12:00 pm
The State Bar of California
180 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94611

This in-depth basics training on program-related investments (PRIs) is designed for foundations—large and small—that are in the beginning stages of their thinking about the use of this philanthropic tool.  Greg Ratliff and Lisa Richter, GPS Capital Partners, are the lead trainers.  Together with a panel of PRI experts, they will engage participants around topics such as: what are PRIs and why should I use them?  how could PRIs be used effectively by my current grantees? how will PRIs impact our programmatic outcomes? how will PRIs impact my small, already overworked staff?  how will PRIs impact my balance sheet? what is mission-related investing?

This seminar precedes the PRI Institute, a new forum and intensive training designed for grantmakers who are already engaged in the productive use of program-related investments (PRIs) or who are committed to learning in detail how to develop and implement a philanthropic strategy that includes PRIs. http://primakers.net/files/PRI_Institute.pdf

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