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Charles Ellis

Greenwich Associates

Charles Ellis, Founder of Greenwich Associates, shares the principles of effective strategic philanthropy. Known for his expertise in investment management, Ellis brings his wealth of knowledge to discuss how individuals and organizations can maximize their impact in addressing societal challenges. He highlights the importance of long-term thinking, ethical considerations, and the role of education in creating meaningful change.

26:26 | 2013

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About Charles Ellis

Charles Ellis is a renowned expert in investment management and author of several influential books on finance, including Winning the Loser's Game. He served as the managing partner of Greenwich Associates, a leading strategy consulting firm for financial services worldwide. Ellis has also been a lecturer at Harvard Business School and Yale School of Management, where he shared his deep knowledge of investing and strategic thinking.

With a long-standing commitment to philanthropy and education, Ellis has held leadership roles on various nonprofit boards, including the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Yale University’s investment committee. He holds degrees from Yale College and Harvard Business School, reflecting a strong academic foundation that has shaped his distinguished career in finance and advisory services.

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