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Inspired Legacies Collaborative in Philadelphia, July 11, 2010. Margaret May Damen joined with leading progressive philanthropic consultants to share concepts for a more strategic and integrated curriculum for donors and wealth advisors to partner for a better world. |
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Margaret May Damen and Adrian Sargeant, Professor at The
Center For Philanthropy, Indiana University celebrate the release of their
new books at the AFP Conference, Baltimore, MD April 2010 |
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Margaret May Damen at Kansas City Mid-America Planned Giving
Council in June 2010 with Judy Wright, PH.D., University of Kansas
Assistant Vice President and Director of the Chancellors Club and Evie
Curtis, President of the Mid-America Planned Giving Council |
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co-authors Margaret May Damen and Niki Nicastro McCuistion on the
TV set for the McCuistion Report taped March 2010 in Dallas TX at PBS
Station KERA-TV. |
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Margaret May Damen on the Dallas PBS TV Studio Set of KERA, Dallas, TX for the McCuistion Program with co author Niki Nicastro McCuistion, Dallas Women Foundation President Becky Sykes and Dallas AFP
President Jim Falk. The taping in front of a live audience was done March 29, 2010 for broadcast on Southwest area TV stations. |
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Margaret May Damen, co-author of "Women, Wealth, and Giving" discusses her research with Mary Quist-Newins, author of "Women and Money: Matters of Trust." The authors were at the American College in Bryn Mawr, PA for appearances on The Wealth Channel at The
American College. |
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Margaret May Damen gives the Keynote Address at the National
Conference of the Sigma Alpha Iota National Music Fraternity in Chicago,
August 2009. More than 700 women from around the world attended the
conference of the largest Music Fraternity in America. Her inspiring talk
was "You are the Pebble in The Pond." |
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Margaret May Damen presents copies of the book, "Women, Wealth and Giving." to panel members at the All-Florida Sun Trust Bank first Women's Financial Planning Training Conference, March 2010. She was the keynote
speaker on the topic of "4 Keys to Capture Women's Wealth and Become Their Trusted Advisor." |
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Margaret May Damen featured speaker at meet the author breakfast
hosted by Harris Private Bank at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts,
West Palm Beach, Florida. February 25, 2010. L to R. Sherry Cooper, Chief
Global Economist, Harris Private Bank; Michael Dyer, President, Florida
Harris Private Bank; Pam O. Dean, Vice President, Harris Private Bank,
Chicago; Margaret May Damen co-author, "Women, Wealth and Giving." |
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Margaret May Damen presents at AFP Chapter in Anchorage, Alaska, May 2010
Francy Bennett, YWCA Director of Development and Beth Johnson, United Way
Development Director and members of AFP Chapter. |
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Paul Schervish, PhD, Professor and Director of the Wealth Center, Boston
College and Margaret May Damen |
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Lynne Twist author of The Soul of Money and Margaret May Damen at Sarasota Fl Community Foundation Workshop |
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Margaret May Damen and Tanya Howe Johnson, president and CEO of the Partnership for Philanthropic Planning, Indianapolis, IN |
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Margaret May Damen and Richard Weber (L) president of Ethical Edge and Phi Cubeta, Professor of Philanthropy at
the America College |
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Margaret May Damen and Tracy Gary, founder of inspired Legacies and author of Inspirited
Philanthropies |
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Margaret May Damen and author of Uncharitable,
Dan Pallotta at PPP National Conference 2009 |
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Margaret May Damen at National Partnership for Philanthropic Planning Conference with IRS Commissioner
of Tax Exempt and Government Entites Division and Erik Driburgh |
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Margaret May Damen chats with
L. to R., BarbaraWashington,
Vice President and Philanthropic
Consultant, Merrill Lynch Center
for Philanthropy and Non Profit
Management and
Carol Weisman, MS, CSP, MOM,
Author, "Raising Charitable Children."
Photo Credit to:
Phil Arkow/The
Philadelphia Foundation. |
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The Planned Giving Council of Reno,
Nevada 2008
Margaret May Damen, Chris Atkins (Executive Director of the Community Foundation of Western Nevada), Heidi Foster (Vice Oresident of Wells Fargo Private Client
Group), Lisa Riley JD (Director of Planned Giving
University of Nevada, Reno) |
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Saint Louis Planned Giving Council 2008
Dennis Kemf (Past President), Margaret May Damen,Timothy Prosser JP (President)
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“I can't thank you enough for the fantastic presentation of Full Circle : Inspired Lives
and Inspired Legacies. Your remarks presented the “high road,” focusing on values, aspirations, and dreams, and how, through philanthropy, one can work to achieve these objectives. There were more than 56 influential women in attendance. I have had
fabulous feedback from attendees, who felt that the program (3 hours) was inspirational as well as informational. It hit the mark and set the stage for more to come.”
Dorothy A. Allen, FAHP
President
Wuesthoff Health System Foundation
Rockledge , Florida
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“Provocative, excellent references and correlation of other sources…passionate about her subject…truly motivated all of us. “Wow” She's great….” “Wonderful, refreshing, thought provoking material. Thank you. I'll use this in my work to end hunger in my community.”
2005 National Conference
National Committee on Planned Giving
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“The Boca Raton Branch of AAUW thanks you most sincerely for your excellent presentation. You provided us with timely insights and information in a clear, stimulating format. Wishing you much continued success.”
Karin E. Bender
Vice President, Programs
AAUW
Excerpts from Session Evaluations
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Tracy Gary & Margaret May Damen
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“How inspiring your work and message is! Thank you!”
Tracy Gary
Philanthropic Advisor & nonprofit entrepreneur |
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Margaret May Damen and members of the Northwest Planned Giving Round Table
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“You were just wonderful at the Northwest Planned Giving Roundtable meeting. I am thrilled to know you ”
Judith A. McGee, L.H.D.
Certified Financial Planner
Chairman/CEO
McGee Financial Strategies, Inc. |
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Sondra Shaw-Hardy, Margaret May
Damen & Martha A. Taylor |
“More “Power” to you and your interest and support
of women and philanthropy.”
Sondra Shaw-Hardy
Confounder of the National Network on Women as Philanthropists
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“Best wishes in your leadership activities in women's philanthropy.”
Martha A. Taylor
Cofounder of the National Network on Women as Philanthropists |
