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Julia Satti Cosentino Presents at SIF’s ‘Supporting Family Philanthropy to Grow Social Impact’

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Julia Satti Cosentino, a partner in Nutter’s Trusts and Estates Department and co-chair of the Nonprofit and Social Impact Advisors practice group, will serve as a panelist at the Social Innovation Forum’s (SIF) “Supporting Family Philanthropy to Grow Social Impact” event on February 15. The program, designed for individual donors, family members, wealth advisors, philanthropic advisors, and trustees of family foundations, will focus on engagement and impact in family philanthropy.

Julia and the panelists will explore questions related to multi-generation family philanthropy, in particular factors that precipitate a more engaging philanthropic experience for the donors and ultimately lead to greater impact in the community. The panelists will offer a broad range of insights and lessons they have learned through their work as active philanthropic advisors, board and family members, and wealth advisors, in addition to questions and conversation with the audience.

SIF provides a unique combination of capacity building and network building to create positive social change in greater Boston and actively connects supporters (funders, investors, and volunteers) and practitioners (nonprofit and social business leaders) to build productive relationships focused on growing social impact.

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