What if the biggest shift in global philanthropy isn’t loud at all but quiet, steady, and led by women?
The third episode of our Philanthropic Wealth Transfer series explores how placing women at the centre of wealth conversations is reshaping agency, influence, and ultimately who and what gets funded.
Paula Murphy Ives, MD of Social Capital & Impact, Enterprise Strategic Climate Group, RBC speaks to the power of helping women step into rooms where decisions are made and claim the authority they’ve always had.
Lady Edwina Grosvenor shares how expertise and philanthropy can redesign entire systems, as she has done with Hope Street, a community-based alternative for women in the UK’s justice system.
And Divia Harilela reminds us that storytelling is strategy and that fresh eyes, new voices, and heart-led leadership are driving philanthropy forward.
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What if the biggest shift in global philanthropy isn’t loud at all but quiet, steady, and led by women?
The third episode of our Philanthropic Wealth Transfer series explores how placing women at the centre of wealth conversations is reshaping agency, influence, and ultimately who and what gets funded.
Paula Murphy Ives, MD of Social Capital & Impact, Enterprise Strategic Climate Group, RBC speaks to the power of helping women step into rooms where decisions are made and claim the authority they’ve always had.
Lady Edwina Grosvenor shares how expertise and philanthropy can redesign entire systems, as she has done with Hope Street, a community-based alternative for women in the UK’s justice system.
And Divia Harilela reminds us that storytelling is strategy and that fresh eyes, new voices, and heart-led leadership are driving philanthropy forward.
This is quiet power, with massive consequences.