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Sharna Goldseker

Sharna Goldseker is a speaker, writer, and consultant who engages multiple generations in the intersection of values and strategy to transform the ways in which they give. As executive director of 21/64, the nonprofit practice she founded to serve philanthropic and family enterprises, she offers retreats for next gen donors, trainings for professionals on multigenerational advising and next gen engagement, and has created the industry's gold-standard tools helping families to define their values, collaborate, and govern.

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It’s All About the Relationship: How Nonprofits Can Better Engage Next Gen Donors

By Michael Moody and Sharna Goldseker | January 25, 2018

A new generation of wealthy young donors seeks to give not only money, but time and talent. Building deep relationships that tap into donor skills and networks can be a challenge, but nonprofits that do so can often more effectively meet their missions.

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