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Thursday, February 3, 2011 |
Summit Opening
Luncheon & Welcome
Philanthropy's
Challenge: Imagining What We Together Can Become
Sponsored by
Bank of America |
Opening Keynote Speaker:
Linetta Gilbert,
Co-Leader, The Declaration Initiative; Winner of Critical Impact Award for innovative leadership in grantmaking
& Robert W. Scrivner Award for creative grantmaking.
Video Coming Soon!
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Florida’s Economy: Today & Tomorrow
Speaker: Sean Snaith, Ph.D.,
Director, Institute for Economic Competitiveness, College of
Business Administration, University of Central Florida.
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Dr.
Sean Snaith's Presentation: "An Economic Outlook"
(PDF)
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Florida’s Population: Today and Tomorrow
Speaker:
James
H. Johnson Jr., Ph.D., William R. Kenan Jr. Distinguished
Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship & Director, Urban
Investment Strategies Center, Kenan-Flagler Business School, University of
North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
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Dr. James Johnson's Presentation: "Disruptive Demographics"
(PDF)
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Concurrent Sessions |
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Re-imagining Florida’s Arts & Cultural Sector
Panelists: Margot Knight,
President and CEO, United Arts of Central Florida;
Stuart Kennedy, Community
Program Associate, John S.
and James L. Knight Foundation;
Moderator: Jillian Vukusich, Director
of Community Investments, Community Foundation for
Palm Beach and Martin Counties.
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Arts Panel Presentations
(PDF)
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Elected Officials' Responses
to Florida Cultural Alliance Survey
(PDF)
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United Arts of Central
Florida's Report to the Community 2010
(PDF)
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Development => Validation => Scale Up
Panelists: Robert
Ivry, Senior Vice President, MDRC;
Ashley Smith Juarez, Deputy Director, The
Chartrand Foundation; Omari Todd,
Vice President, Regional Operations, Teach for America. Moderator:
Tracy Tousey, Program Director,
Community Initiatives, The Community Foundation in
Jacksonville.
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Education Panel's Presentations
(PDF)
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Creating a Healthier Future for Florida
Panelists:
Allison S. Gertel-Rosenberg, Office of
Policy and Prevention, Nemours and National
Convergence Partnership;
Jennie Hefelfinger, ACHIEVE Project
Manager, National Association of Chronic Disease
Directors; Debbie Watson, Vice
President, Winter Park Health Foundation.
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Alison S. Gertel-Rosenberg's Presentation
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Jennie Hefelfinger's Presentation
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Friday, February 4, 2011 |
Breakfast Plenary
Florida’s
Politics in Transition
Speaker: Lance deHaven-Smith, Ph.D.,
Professor, Reubin O’D. Askew School of Public Administration
and Policy, Florida State University.
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Dr. deHaven-Smith's Presentation
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Plenary Panel Discussion
The
Future of Florida’s Nonprofit Sector
Panelists:
Grace Armstrong, CEO, Nonprofit Leadership
Center of Tampa Bay; Rena Coughlin,
President & CEO, Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida;
Margaret Linnane, Executive Director,
Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership Center at Rollins
College; Pedro del Sol, President & CEO,
Nonprofits First.
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Nonprofit Panel's Presentation
(PDF)
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Philanthropy's Role in Florida's Workforce
Development
Panelists:
Mireya Eavey, Director, CareerEdge Funders
Collaborative; John Padilla, Senior
Fellow, Annie E. Casey Foundation; Stephanie
Powers, Project Director, National Fund for
Workforce Solutions, Council on Foundations. Moderator: Mark
Pritchett, Vice President, Gulf Coast
Community Foundation of Venice.
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Workforce Panel's Presentations (PDF)
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Florida Workforce Development
System Overview (PDF)
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Funding Career Pathways and
Career Pathway Bridges (PDF)
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Workforce Partnership Guidance
Tool (PDF)
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For Children's Sake: Investing in Florida's Future
Panelists: Alisa S. Ghazvini, Ph.D.,
Consultant, Association of Early Learning
Coalitions;
David Lawrence, President of The Early
Childhood Initiative Foundation and University
Scholar for Early Childhood Development and
Readiness, University of Florida; Roy Miller,
President, Children's Campaign; Michele
Mariani Vaughn, Manager of Research and
Information, Pew Center on the States.
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Pew Center on the States
Presentation
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Facing Facts: Public Attitudes
and Fiscal Realities in Five Stressed States, Pew
Center on the States (PDF)
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Florida Report Card: State
Dental Policies (PDF)
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Roy Miller's Remarks
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The Children's Campaign
Legislative Platform 2011
(PDF)
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Children's Movement of Florida
2011 Agenda
(PDF)
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Recovering From the Oil Spill; Ensuring
Long-Term Vitality for Florida's Communities
Panelists:
Michele Brown, President, United Way of
Anchorage; John H. Hankinson, Jr.,
Executive Director, Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration
Task Force; Edith Widder, Ph.D.,
CEO, President & Senior Scientist, Ocean Research &
Conservation Association, Inc.
Moderator: Leslie Lilly, President &
CEO, Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin
Counties.
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Closing
Luncheon Plenary
Making the Impossible
Possible
Sponsored by Fifth Third Bank |
Closing Keynote
Speaker:
Rich Harwood,
Founder and President, The Harwood Institute for Public
Innovation.
Video Coming Soon!
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