Advisors in Philanthropy (AiP) invites thought leaders, practitioners, and subject matter experts to submit proposals for our monthly webinar series. We are seeking practical, timely, and relevant educational sessions designed for professionals working across the philanthropic advising landscape.
About the AiP Webinar Series
AiP’s monthly webinars are designed to bring valuable, applicable insights to advisors in philanthropy, including professionals in financial planning, law, accounting, nonprofit leadership, and related fields. Sessions are delivered virtually and are intended to help participants better serve clients, strengthen charitable planning strategies, and stay current on emerging trends in philanthropy.
Format
Most webinars are 60 minutes in length and typically include approximately 45 minutes of content and 15 minutes of Q&A.
Audience
AiP serves a national audience of philanthropic advisors and allied professionals seeking practical and strategic education.
Eligibility
Sessions may be eligible for continuing education credit when appropriate and supported by complete submission information.
What We’re Looking For
AiP welcomes webinar proposals that are educational, actionable, and directly relevant to the work of advisors in philanthropy. We are especially interested in sessions that provide clear takeaways, real-world applications, and thoughtful insight into today’s philanthropic environment.
Preferred Session Qualities
- Timely and relevant to philanthropic advising
- Practical and applicable to real client or donor situations
- Educational rather than promotional
- Clearly structured with measurable learning outcomes
Potential Topic Areas
- Charitable tax planning strategies
- Planned giving, donor-advised funds, and private foundations
- Complex assets and charitable giving
- Behavioral or relational aspects of philanthropy
- Emerging sector trends and current issues
- Case studies and advisor-focused applications
Submission Process
Webinar proposals are accepted on a rolling basis. Submissions are reviewed by AiP, and selected presenters will be contacted regarding scheduling, next steps, and final materials.
Submission Form Information
The webinar submission form should collect the following information from prospective speakers:
Speaker Information
- Full name
- Title
- Organization
- Email address
- Phone number
- LinkedIn profile URL
- Short bio
Session Information
- Webinar title
- Session description
- Learning objectives
- Field of study
- Program level
- Target audience
- Presentation style
Additional Details
- How the topic is relevant to advisors in philanthropy
- Whether the session has been presented before
- Preferred timing or availability
- Virtual presentation experience
- Disclosure of any promotional content
- Agreement to provide final materials if selected
Ready to Submit?
We welcome fresh perspectives, practical insights, and content that supports the evolving work of advisors in philanthropy.
Access the Webinar Submission Form
