Sean Stannard-Stockton believes philanthropy thrives best in an environment in which ideas are shared and opinions aired.
But Mr. Stannard-Stockton, who works for an investment-management company in Burlingame, Calif., writes on Tactical Philanthropy that too few people in the foundation world are willing to encourage that debate on blogs.
“Unlike the for-profit sector, philanthropy is blessed by the fact that sharing information with other players in the field does not lead to a competitive disadvantage,” he writes. “Instead, sharing information helps everyone.”
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