Nov 20 2024
Decision ’24 Post-Election Briefing+ Sector Outlook
After the elections, understanding the outcomes and their impact on the philanthropic sector is more important than ever, with next January ushering in a new administration, a new Congress, and a new legislative agenda.
To help philanthropy-serving organizations and their foundation members make sense of it all, join United Philanthropy Forum for our special Decision ’24 Post-Election Webinar, where we will analyze the results, discuss potential policy shifts, and look ahead to what’s on the horizon for the coming year.
Why Attend?
This webinar is designed to provide critical insights into:
- Election Results Analysis: A deep dive into what the outcomes mean for our sector.
- Sector Impact: Discussions on key public policy changes and emerging issues.
- Year Ahead: What to expect and how to best position our sector moving forward.
Whether you’re involved in advocacy, strategy, communications, or day-to-day operations, this debrief will equip PSO and foundation staff with the information needed to navigate the post-election landscape confidently.
This opportunity is open to PSOs AND their foundation members. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and peers as we assess the election's implications and prepare for what promises to be a very busy 2025.
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