In Good Company: A Guide to Corporate Fundraising
March 2021 | Tampa FL | Aspire Research Group is pleased to present In Good Company: A Guide to Corporate… Read More »In Good Company: A Guide to Corporate Fundraising
March 2021 | Tampa FL | Aspire Research Group is pleased to present In Good Company: A Guide to Corporate… Read More »In Good Company: A Guide to Corporate Fundraising
The report focuses builds on prior research of the Women & Girls Index with the inaugural report in 2019 that looked at 2016 data. The report adds additional data including 2012-2015 and 2017. The report looks at the impact of the 2016 presidential election and Women’s march had on women’s and girl’s causes but does not focus on #MeToo, Time’s Up, and COVID-19 since these events happened after the report study period.
The report defines UHNW as those with a net worth of $30M+ and are also referred to a sultra-wealthy. Very High Net Worth (VHNW) individuals have a net worth between $5M and $30M.
2020 has been a year filled with new challenges and heartbreaks. The coronavirus has impacted every part of our lives. At the same time, we are experiencing increased economic uncertainty as a result of the virus as well as other global shocks. We’ve also seen the rise in social movement concurrent with a presidential election.
There is a lot of missing information about the size and practice of philanthropy on a global scale. This report is meant as a first step to address this gap of information. The writers hope to publish it biennially, adding more countries and more detailed information.
The report looks at 97 markets and looks forward through 2040.
In its seventh edition, the Wealth-X Billionaire Census looks at the billionaire class throughout the world. The report looks at both how billionaires fared in 2019 as well as how they are doing in 2020 with the coronavirus and economic setbacks.
Did you know that members of congress and key government figures have to report on their finances on a regular basis to ensure transparency?
Capgemini defines HNWI as those who have “investable assets of US$1 million or more, excluding primary residence, collectibles, consumables, and consumer durables.”
In early June, musician Kanye West made the news for something unexpected: his political contributions and philanthropy. As a result of recent events, West donated $2 million to the families of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor.