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The Happiness Prescription with Deepak Chopra


The Happiness Prescription with Deepak Chopra

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HAPPINESS. We know it immediately when we see it in others. We spend our time, money and even our lives searching for it. So how do we achieve one of life’s most coveted offerings? Renowned author, speaker and spiritual teacher DEEPAK CHOPRA offers us a powerful approach to possessing happiness in his groundbreaking work, The Happiness Prescription. Dr. Chopra offers us a life-changing prescription for how to live more joyfully and with greater AWARENESS of all things.

Paul and David Karofsky on “Senior Gen and Next Gen Working Together Effectively”


Paul and David Karofsky on “Senior Gen and Next Gen Working Together Effectively”

What helps to bridge the generational divide in a family business? In this video interview, Paul Karofsky and David Karofsky describe what has helped them to work together effectively — and what steps can help other parents and their adult children to succeed.

Ramsey Musallam: 3 rules to spark learning


Ramsey Musallam: 3 rules to spark learning

It took a life-threatening condition to jolt chemistry teacher Ramsey Musallam out of ten years of “pseudo-teaching” to understand the true role of the educator: to cultivate curiosity. In a fun and personal talk, Musallam gives 3 rules to spark imagination and learning, and get students excited about how the world works.

As a high school chemistry teacher, Ramsey Musallam expands curiosity in the classroom through multimedia and new technology.

WHY YOU SHOULD LISTEN TO HIM?

Technological innovation in education can be a slow and painful process, with new technology difficult to acquire, implement and adopt. But that doesn’t stop Ramsey Musallam, a chemistry teacher at Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep in San Francisco, whose mission is “to meaningfully integrate multimedia into a hands-on, inquiry-based learning cycle” and to empower other educators to do the same. Musallam is a vocal advocate for tools like flipteaching, tabcasting, video podcasting and screencasting in the classroom. He runs the education blog Cycles of Learning, where he gives written and video tutorials on how to turn everyday apps like Google Docs, screencasting from an iOS device, YouTube, KeepVid and word clouds as effective teaching tools. Musallam received an Ed.D. from the University of San Francisco in 2010.

 

Wealth Inequality in America


Wealth Inequality in America

Infographics on the distribution of wealth in America, highlighting both the inequality and the difference between our perception of inequality and the actual numbers. The reality is often not what we think it is.

 

The Power of Women in Philanthropy


The Power of Women in Philanthropy

The USC Center on Philanthropy and Public Policy 2013 Philanthropic Leadership Forum Breakout Session on Philanthropic Imagination featuring Judy Belk, Michele Ozumba, Gael Sylvia Pullen, Erin Hogan

 

Entrepreneur Leadership Speaker Series: Jon Schmidt


Entrepreneur Leadership Speaker Series: Jon Schmidt

Jon Schmidt began songwriting at age 11. He now has over one million YouTube subscribers with nearly 200 million views from his project called The Piano Guys. He is currently working on this project with Steven Sharp Nelson, they because an internet sensation because of their original self-made music videos. Some popular videos include, “Cello Wars” and “Peponi (Paradise)”.

Jon is a very talented pianist; his work is often described as New Age music with pop elements of hook and melody. He was born in Bountiful, Utah. He has released eight albums and seven piano books with original arrangements. He is noted for his treatment of harmony, counterpoint, and rhythm. His works were also featured on sample discs for the Iomega Hipzip Digital Audio Player with the pieces “Sacred Ground”, “All of Me”, and “Waterfall”. Schmidt’s influences include Mannheim Steamroller, Billy Joel, and Beethoven.

 

Kid President: I think we all need a pep talk


Kid President: I think we all need a pep talk

Kid President commands you to wake up, listen to the beating of your heart and create something that will make the world awesome. This video from SoulPancake delivers a soul-stirring dose of inspiration that only a 9-year-old can give.

Kid President is otherwise known as Robby Novak, age 9. His executive order: for us all to “treat everybody like it’s their birthday,” every single day.

WHY YOU SHOULD LISTEN TO HIM?

In his inaugural video for SoulPancake, unleashed on the web in October of 2012, Kid President — aka 9-year-old Robby Novak of Henderson, Tennessee — declared, “I’m not in a party. I am a party.” Now, people from all around the globe are coming to celebrate.

Kid President began as a collaboration between Novak and his older brother-in-law, Bradley Montague. The pair tag teamed to plant hilarious seeds of wisdom and posted their videos online for family and friends to enjoy. But the videos soon caught the attention of SoulPancake, the YouTube channel and website co-created by Rainn Wilson of The Office. The site has picked up 19 Kid President videos so far, and counting. The most popular to date, “A Pep Talk from Kid President to You,” has been watched more than 6 million times in just its first week online. It features music from Sleeping at Last and Skewby.

Kid President quotes sources as diverse as Robert Frost and Journey, and pens many of his own bon mots. We’ll leave you with: ”What if Michael Jordan had quit? … He wouldn’t have made Space Jam … What’s your Space Jam?”

“Meet ‘Kid President,’ a 9-year-old bundle of cuteness gussied in a fancy suit. The pint-sized president has been addressing the nation for months now in a series of hilarious online videos, and his platform is simple: To make grown-ups less boring, to make the world awesome, and to make people dance.”  Today

 

Mahaneys 2013 Internet Sector Outlook


Mahaneys 2013 Internet Sector Outlook

 

President’s Letter, January 2013 International Association of Advisors in Philanthropy


As 2013 begins, we, as Co-Presidents of AiP, would like to wish everyone a Happy and prosperous New Year. As we look back on 2012, it can honestly be said that this past year has been a transformative year for AiP. The year brought with it:1) New Co-Presidents;

2) New Logo;

3) New tagline – Transforming Philanthropy through Collaboration

4) New four circle model to better clarify our membership:

  • Philanthropists and Donors;
  • Foundations, key employees and Board Members of nonprofits who help bring in charitable gifts;
  • Professionals, Planned Giving experts, and Financial Advisors;
  • Resource Providers to the Philanthropic world, such as the CAP designation of American College.

5) New website;

6) New Collaboratory;

7) New Ambassadors of AiP;

8) New Council of Past Presidents;

9) New Sponsorship model;

10) New Conference location for 2013;

11) New Ambassador to China for AiP;

12) First time International President;

13) New Social Media tools on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc.

14) New administrative team;

15) New back office system;

16) New address in Chicago;

17) New AiP Chapter development;

18) New member polls on AiP initiatives;

19) PLUS MUCH MORE.

Although these new initiatives were exciting to implement on behalf of our AiP members, it took a lot of energy on the part of the AiP Board and the AiP Committees to implement these transformative changes. On behalf of all AiP’s membership, we would like to thank these hard working volunteers for their countless hours.

If 2012 can be called a transformational year for AiP, 2013 will be a major Impact Year for AiP and its members. In the new year, our Association will be embarking on some major initiatives that will Transform Philanthropy through Collaboration:

1) In September, 2013, AiP will be creating a new Philanthropic Supplement that will be appearing in both Trust and Estate magazine and Registered Rep magazine;

2) Our 2013 Conference has been expanded to include more high quality speakers and NEW special tracks on technical topics, legacy planning, Collaboration, and Spirituality and Philanthropy. Furthermore, an optional Community Service program will be offered for AiP members who want to be actively involved in giving back to the Las Vegas community on the first morning of the Conference.

3) In collaboration with AiP Foundation and our AiP Ambassador to China, AiP is in negotiations with government officials in China about the possibility of holding a two-day Symposium in 2013 on how East and West can collaborate on bringing the Philanthropic message around the world.

4) Early in 2013, our AiP Ambassador to China will travel to China to discuss the possibility of opening up our first International Chapter in Beijing.

5) AiP is in discussions with Social Venture Partners, American College, AiP Foundation, and NAEPC Foundation about collaborating on some impactful joint initiatives in 2013.

6) AiP intends to hold its first major fundraising event, a Charitable Poker tournament at our Las Vegas Conference.

7) AiP is looking into new tools and systems to better communicate with our members on an ongoing basis in 2013.

8) A new Chapter in the Box program will be launched in the New Year so that AiP can more rapidly expand into local communities.

9) A Board Retreat will be held immediately after our Las Vegas Conference to formalize AiP’s commitment to these new initiatives. The Past President Council will also be invited to attend this AiP Board retreat so that the new Board can access their wisdom on how to effectively move forward with these major initiatives.

10) PLUS MUCH MORE.

We look forward to serving you and to bringing you more value than ever before in the new year.

Have a fantastic start to 2013.

Sincerely,

Enzo Calamo, AiP President

Natalia Kabbe, AiP President

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