From Generosity News Today

How many boldfaced names emerge from the nonprofit sector? One. That’s because the Ford Foundation president is a prophet who speaks truth to our world’s most troubling demons in a manner that unites and inspires all kinds. His friend and collaborator Laurene Powell Jobs finds out what makes him tick.

The advocate and author is the ultimate conscious consumer.

It’s those that are not present that is most telling. But let’s start with a running order of some that are in attendance.

Nearly half of the fastest-growing jobs pay less than the median personal income of $37,522 for workers–and many fall well below the living wage.

Plus, the Gates Foundation has named three executives to replace its retiring COO, and a Chronicle article about conservative donor Sean Fieler has sparked a heated debate (letters to the editor)

André Chung Dear Subscriber, Tycely Williams is a familiar name to many fundraisers because of her prominent role as a leader of the Association of Fundraising Professionals’ effort to stomp out gender bias and sexual harassment in development offices nationwide. But Williams (above) has also been working hard to promote racial and gender equity as she builds her own team at America’s Promise Alliance. She was more determined than ever to do that after she encountered bias as chief develo...