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ETF - Missioned to Build Thriving Communities Powered by Thoughtful Giving


East Tennessee Foundation (ETF) is a public charity and community foundation created by and for the people of East Tennessee. Many donors and organizations join together to make the region we love a better place – today, and for future generations. 

Please join us in welcoming Keith Barber, President & CEO | ETF and Angela Nystrom, VP of Advancement and Chief Legal Counsel | ETF, as they provide oversight into ETF's mission to create stronger communities and how it defines community foundation.

Learning Objectives:
  • Their community foundation’s role and impacts in East Tennessee
  • How ETF fulfills its mission to raise funds to support our communities and charitable organizations, manage assets and investments responsibly, and award grants and scholarships that help our citizens lead better and more productive lives
  • ETF’s investment strategies with funds we steward
  • How we may partner with for-profit entities to benefit the people and organizations they represent
  • Our roadmap to impact even more citizens and communities in East Tennessee and beyond

 *Individuals who register as a Qualified Prospective Member must meet FEI's Membership Qualifications.

Speakers

Keith Barber

President & CEO
East TN Foundation

Angela Nystrom

Vice President of Advancement and Chief Legal Counsel
East TN Foundation

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-live

Field

Personal Development, Non-technical

Prerequisites

None

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