More
thoughts
on



Disrup/ng
Philanthropy

Lucy
Bernholz

London

30
March
2011

Familiar
structures
in
music

We
can
find
par/cipants
in
new
ways

 We
can
organize
par/cipants
in
new

ways


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We
can
change
the
par/cipants

We
can
change
what
they
do

But
this
structure…

With
this
music
(code)…

…won’t
produce
this
music…

…or
this
music…

Familiar
structures
in
social
sector


Public


Philanthropic
 Private

 Forces
of
change

Funding
cuts

Open
Gov
mvmt


Innova/ons
in
forms

Growth
in
CSR

Growth
in
cause
marke/ng

Revenue
needs

Innova/on
in
forms

Desire
to
innovate
&
show
impact

How
and
where
we
par/cipate

How
we
measure
success

 How
we
finance
change

Impact
inves/ng


Embedded
Giving 
 
Social
Investment
Markets



Embedded
Giving 
 
Social
Investment


 What
kinds
of
enterprises
we
create

•  B
Corpora/ons


•  Networks

 Why
it
maBers

•  New
organiza/onal
forms
bring
new
talent

and
new
strategies
(new
forms
for
good)

•  Order
of
magnitude
growth
as
new
forms
tap

new
capital
(new
money
for
good)

•  Transparency
and
accountability
differ
across

forms
(we
need
new
rules
for
good)

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