PPT-INVESTING ENDOWMENTS Leveraging University Assets For Community Development

Imagine if just 100 of the nations 3000plus colleges and universities invested on average 6 million in their communities Simple math suggests that this investment arguably could be leveraged into 20 billion from other outside investment It might benefit 500K children who today have no good reason to hope to dream of a better tomorrow. POL 351. Prof. Tyson Roberts. Lecture Goals. How geographic factors affect economic growth and institutional development. How institutions affect economic growth. The “resource curse” – economic and political . June McCabe / Hayden Griffiths. Overview. Who we are. Creating the right . mindset. How we drive success. “Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” . Overview of Module . Introduce asset-based community development (ABCD. ). Discuss the four areas that are part of the ABCD process.. Link the ABCD process to the seven community capitals. Identify regional assets & barriers. Departmental Perspective . – Larry McKay, EPS. Role of the Head. Working with Development Staff. Planning & Setting Goals. Investing time & resources. Communication & Stewardship. Assessment. Budget Authority Training 2014 - 2015. Endowments. Endowments are established through the Office of University Advancement with a donor’s gift and a signed endowment agreement which has been approved by the Board of Regents. . ?. A glass half full or a glass half empty?. Question – “can I help you”?. Beautiful thing – shadow. History of Development practice. Defining people by problem – not by their strengths . Community power to make change decreases – asset agency. Community Development Institute . at . UNBC. . Building for the Future: . Foundations for Sustainable Prosperity . Outline. Introduction. Community Development. 1) Introduction. Historically. Natural resources maintained local economies. The Road to Financial Independence. Personal Finance . Essentials:. 8 Financial Priorities. Discussion Topics. 1. Perspectives: Spiritual matters. 2. Investing Basics: Before you start. 3. Investment Vehicles: The shopping carts. Presented by Treasury Services team members:. Jane Johansen, Director. Sonja Austin, Financial Reporting and Outreach Analyst. Tracee Karlsson, Endowment Accounting Manager. Objectives. By the end of this presentation you will be able to:. August 13. , . 2014 – . LaPorte. , . IN. . Mary . Foell. Purdue Extension . LaPorte. County. Scott . Hutcheson, Ph.D.. Purdue Extension. Purdue Center for Regional Development. Goals for . Today. Answers to questions frequently asked by students faculty alumni journalists public ofx00660069cials and others interested in the x00660069nancial circumstances of US colleges ACE and the American Cou March 20082331is is a Toolkit for Anchor Institutions to use as a guide to rebuild revitalize strengthen and improve their local communities Each of the tools in this kit was developed and implemented for Implementation of RE & EE Policies: Concepts and Platforms Within the framework of international training course on: Inter - regional Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Projects and Polici Selection . and Management of Investments. Brief Summary of ESG & Faith-Based Investing. . DR. IRENE KIM, CPA. ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS & FINANCE DIRECTOR. BUSCH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. ESG Growth Forecast.