The International Association of Advisors in Philanthropy has just
held its annual conference in Chicago. It
was an amazing event with exceptional speakers, such as Tom Monaghan, Dr. Paul
Schervish, Bill and Paula Clapp, and the Honorable David Walker. The conference had many new attendees this
year, coming from as far away as Sweden, while old relationships were also rekindled.
AIP presented Phil Cubeta and Charles
Collier with the Fithian Leadership Award, the first time in AIP’s history that
two individuals were recognized for their distinguished careers serving the
philanthropic community.
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