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Originally launched in 2011 at Nasdaq on Times Square, Philanthrocapitalism travels to film a new series of deep, reflective conversations hosted by best-selling author of the book Philanthrocapitalism Matthew Bishop.
By organizing small gatherings in diverse and strategic locations, Philanthrocapitalism fosters a global dialogue, drawing on a rich array of perspectives and experiences.
A real dialogue can be transformational, it’s where possibilities are imagined, and understanding takes place. This series features the generation of leaders who reshape the way we think, live, work and give. Philanthrocapitalism allows for unique deeper insights into some of the most important trends of our time.
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The Philanthrocapitalism brand, originally popularized by Matthew Bishop in his bestselling book Philanthrocapitalism: How the Rich Can Save the World - 2008, explores how a new breed of philanthropists were taking a business-like approach to giving, aiming to achieve measurable results and long-term impact.
Bishop made waves by researching figures like Bill and Melinda Gates, Warren Buffett, Oprah, Bill Clinton and Richard Branson, who were using their earned income prioritizing social impact to solve global challenges over personal gain.
Building on the success of the book, the Philanthrocapitalism series, now in a long-form format, follows Matthew Bishop as he discusses real-world examples of social innovation and transformative projects that blend profit and purpose. It highlights the ongoing influence of shaping modern philanthropy.
The upcoming book reflects on the changes, challenges, and advancements made in the world of philanthropic giving since 2008. Matthew Bishop emphasizes on new trends in impact investing, and technological innovation, showcasing how capital, research, and education are shaping solutions to today’s society most pressing issues.
The 2024 book presents a new lens through which to view philanthropy, blending reflections from the original 2008 concept with a deep analysis of how today’s global challenges require an evolved approach. It challenges readers to consider how the next generation of philanthropists can further integrate the best of capitalism’s tools with the ethos of giving back to make the world a better, more equitable place.
Matthew Bishop is a prominent figure known for his work in the fields of philanthropy and social innovation. He is the host of the "Philanthrocapitalism" series and the co-founder of #GivingTuesday, a global generosity movement that encourages people to give back to their communities. Bishop has a deep interest in exploring the intersection of business, social impact, and philanthropy. His work often involves engaging with thought leaders, influencers, and changemakers to discuss and promote impactful solutions to global challenges. Through his various initiatives, Bishop aims to foster a culture of giving and to highlight innovative approaches to making the world a better place.
Matthew Bishop has worked in several notable places throughout his career. He was the U.S. Business Editor and New York Bureau Chief for The Economist. He co-founded the Philanthrocapitalism Project project, which focuses on exploring the role of philanthropy in addressing social issues through the lens of business and capitalism. As a co-founder of #GivingTuesday, Bishop has been instrumental in shaping this global movement that encourages people to give back to their communities. He has worked closely with the Rockefeller Foundation on various initiatives, particularly those related to social impact and philanthropy. Bishop has also been involved with Social Progress Imperative, which aims to advance global human wellbeing by fostering the measurement and improvement of social progress.
Throughout his career, Matthew Bishop has been a significant advocate for leveraging business principles and philanthropic efforts to create positive social change.
The Lodestar Foundation is dedicated to supporting philanthropy and promoting collaboration among nonprofit organizations. Its primary focus is to encourage partnerships, mergers, and shared services within the nonprofit sector to enhance impact and efficiency. By providing grants and resources, Lodestar aims to foster innovation, strengthen social sector organizations, and advance the effectiveness of charitable work globally.
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