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SA - JBWere CEO Update breakfast: Australian giving trends
John McLeod is the author of
JBWere's 2016 'The Cause Report: 20 years of (r)evolution in the not for
profit sector'. The report deals with the bigger picture of what the sector is,
where it fits in an Australian and global context, and more significantly, the
changes over the last 20 years and the implications of this into the future.
As
well, the report provides the first close look at the 26 individual charity
subsectors made possible by the release of the latest ACNC annual information
statements from charities themselves.
Over breakfast, John will provide an
overview of the report, including trends in giving, the changes in philanthropy,
where growth is coming from (and where it isn't). This event is suited to CEOs
and CFOs.  | John McLeod
Following initial studies in engineering and commerce at the University of Queensland, John worked for Mount Isa Mines Limited and later Esso Australia in a variety of roles. He joined JBWere in 1987 and was a leading analyst for his research into BHP Billiton and the energy sector. He later took on the role of Resource Strategist and Manager of Resource Research within the firm's top-ranking strategy team.
John joined JBWere Philanthropic Services on its establishment in 2001. His responsibilities included researching and analysing trends in the philanthropic sector and forging relationships between clients with a philanthropic interest and the NFP sector. He produces widely read annual reports on Australian Giving Trends and on the Private Ancillary Fund sector. John also presents at a range of conferences and workshops across Australia. He co-authored the Impact – Australia report in 2013 highlighting the current practice and growth potential for Impact Investing and most recently authored The Cause Report, tracing the evolution of the NFP sector over the last 20 years and examining implications for its future direction.
John has completed the Swinburne University postgraduate diploma in Philanthropy and Social Investment and is a regular contributor to Fundraising and Philanthropy Magazine and was a member of their editorial advisory board. He also holds various Board positions in the education and grant making sectors and sits on the Council of Philanthropy Australia.
After retiring as a Partner and Executive Director of Goldman Sachs JBWere, John has able to devote more time to both his family’s interests in private philanthropy while still conducting research for the Philanthropic Services team at JBWere. | | |
| Wednesday, 29 June 2016 | | 7:15 am - 9:00 am | | NAB (National Australia Bank) | | Boardroom - Level 11, 22 King William Street | | Adelaide, SA |
| Member |
$45 |
| Staff of Organisational Member |
$50 |
| Non-Member |
$55 |
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