Episode 32: Is Volunteerism Dead? Are We Actually Bowling Alone? The Role of the Volunteer in Post-Millennial Philanthropy
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In this episode, we spoke with Ron Bailey, Principal (recently retired) at Ron Bailey and Associates in Winnipeg; Arla Gustafson, CEO of The Royal University Hospital Foundation in Saskatoon; Kathleen MacPherson, Senior Director of Development at University of Calgary; and Mike Meldrum, President and CEO of Calgary Health Trust.
The Topic: Is Volunteerism Dead? Are We Actually Bowling Alone? The Role of the Volunteer in Post-millennium Philanthropy.
SOME OF WHAT YOU WILL HEAR:
Why self-directed volunteering is trending
Working with (and managing) senior volunteers
How curation and creativity is bringing volunteerism to life
And much more!
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EPISODE 32 PANELISTS
Ron Bailey
Principal (retired)
Ron Bailey & Associates
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Arla Gustafson
CEO
The Royal University Hospital Foundation
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Kathleen MacPherson
Senior Director of Development
University of Calgary
Calgary, Alberta
Mike Meldrum
President and CEO
Calgary Health Trust
Calgary, Alberta