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How the Covid-19 brain gain could fuel the philanthropy space in Aotearoa

Recently, Kea CEO Toni Truslove spoke at the NEXT Foundation Outlook Breakfast discussing the Covid-19 brain gain and the philanthropic opportunities this presents for New Zealand.

Last year, our Kea Welcome Home survey indicated that 63% of Kiwis returning home wanted to give back to the community in some way. The NEXT Foundation Outlook Breakfast amplified this sentiment, with a focus on collaborative philanthropy and a move towards ‘giving while growing’.

A huge thank you to Goodworld CEO Dale Pfeifer, entrepreneur and philanthropist Kent Gardner and NEXT CEO Bill Kermode for joining the conversation!

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