Three Biggest Myths Around Mentorship Programs How a new approach to mentorship can lead to more fruitful relationships By Binney Wietlisbach Over the past 30 years, it seems mentorship programs have been run largely the same way: through a workplace-sponsored program, a mentor and mentee are paired, meet once a week for 30 minutes over Read More →
By Binney Wietlisbach In many ways, women of today barely resemble women of 50 years ago: Women now account for nearly half of the workforce1, up from 37 percent 50 years ago2. Women now earn more secondary education degrees than men3. Women now hold 52 percent4 of all management, professional and similar occupations (albeit they Read More →
On Friday, October 27th, the Haverford Educational Series of Nonprofits featured a panel discussion with several of the region’s top nonprofit leaders to discuss the complexities of branding in the nonprofit world. The panel featured Marcus Allen, CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters, Hon. Renée Cardwell Hughes, Former CEO of the American Red Cross Eastern Pennsylvania Read More →
The 2017 Haverford Investors Forum dinner took place on October 17 at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue. The evening included remarks from Dan Clifton, Head of Policy Research at Strategas Research Partners, as he addressed tax reform, the impact of budget and infrastructure bills and Fed nominations, as well as a panel discussion among Read More →
The second event of the Haverford Intelligence Briefing series was held on October 17 at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue. This briefing, titled Unclassified Threat, featured Jack Thomas Tomarchio, former Principal Deputy Under Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis Operations at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, as he took guests beyond the financial markets. Read More →
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new event series—Haverford Intelligence Briefings—aimed to provide you with expert insights on current events. Our pilot event held in May featured breakfast with Jack Tomarchio, a Senior Fellow with the Foreign Policy Research Institute's Center for the Study of Terrorism and former Principal Deputy Under Read More →
