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Interview with Philip Beresford, author of the Sunday Times Rich List

December 6, 2011

Matt Ide

Back in 2008 when I launched the worlds’ first prospect research resources database, I decided to interview perhaps the world’s best known ‘prospect researcher’, Philip Beresford; author of the Sunday Times Rich List (amongst others). Although the interview is a few years old now, it does provide some interesting insights into compiling perhaps the world’s [...]

High Net Worth Individuals Resources

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Japanese tax reforms encourage future philanthropy

June 22, 2011

Matt Ide

I received an interesting email today; quite possibly third hand, through the various email forums I subscribe to. It was from the Public Interest Corporation Commission (PICC) in Japan – Japan’s equivalent to the Charity Commission here in the UK. It was a very brief statement by its commissioner, claiming that recent tax reforms in [...]

Charities, Individual Giving, Philanthropy

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Following the money trail – wealth and philanthropy in Asia

May 27, 2010

Matt Ide

Are you sitting down? I’m sorry to be the one to break it to you but Wealth and Philanthropy are not mutually inclusive. Wealth doesn’t always precede large donations and philanthropy doesn’t always indicate wealth.
I say this because I think we often over-emphasise the role wealth plays in our fundraising research and programmes. Whether you call it major donor, [...]

High Net Worth Individuals, Philanthropy

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Cross-border Philanthropy in Europe

February 4, 2010

Matt Ide

I came across a blog recently from Guidestar International which was commenting on a conference held in December last year at the Academy of European Law concerning cross-border philanthropy in Europe. For a long time now, national barriers and complicated legal and fiscal frameworks across Europe have not only provided little incentive for donors to give [...]

Philanthropy Resources, Trusts & Foundations Resources

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State of the Sector survey results published

January 14, 2010

Matt Ide

Third Sector has started publishing the results of nfpSynergy’s State of the Sector survey, and according the authors there’s some interesting and unexpected findings to be had amongst the data, including:

What effect has the recession had on charities? – 67% say that income has fallen.
How well do charities work with their stakeholders? – just 25% say [...]

Charities, Charity Trends, General Fundraising, Recession

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Calculating an individual’s giving capacity

September 24, 2009

Matt Ide

In the past few weeks, there’s been an interesting debate sparked off on the Prospect Research UK forum, regarding calculating an individual’s capacity to give. Also known as the holy grail, present your major gift fundraisers’ with a specific number and you can be sure to be on their Christmas card list (for this year [...]

High Net Worth Individuals

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How do trusts & foundations react in a recession?

August 21, 2009

Matt Ide

There’s been a lot of speculation in recent months about the effect the recession will have on trust and foundation giving, both now and in the near future. As many trusts and foundations distribute money earned on their invested capital, it is thought the negative impact will take some time to filter through. The extent [...]

Recession, Trusts & Foundations

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Life, the Universe and profiling

June 17, 2009

Matt Ide

A large proportion of prospect researchers will be involved in profiling HNWI’s for their major donor team or for events etc. The task in hand is a simple one….dig up as much information as you can that might be useful or provide insight into a person, particularly with regards to any giving history. However, as [...]

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