Join us for a morning of powerful inspiration and tactical guidance on the state and role of philanthropy. In partnership with Bank of America, this event will bring Dianne Chipps Bailey, Managing Director and National Philanthropic Strategy Executive at Bank of America, to the Triad.

How can philanthropy move beyond funding programs to driving lasting, systemic impact? In this fireside chat, Dianne will explore how courageous leadership, adaptive strategies, and bold giving can transform uncertainty into opportunity. Attendees will gain insights on aligning philanthropy with systems-level solutions to foster equity, resilience, and long-term change. 

In times of profound uncertainty and complexity, philanthropy has the power to do more than fund individual programs—it can shape the systems that determine long-term outcomes for communities. Dianne Chipps Bailey, Managing Director and National Philanthropic Strategy Executive at Bank of America, will explore how courageous, forward-looking philanthropy can accelerate systemic change.

Drawing from her deep experience advising some of the nation’s most impactful philanthropists, Dianne will share insights on how bold vision, adaptive leadership, and strategic investment can help organizations move beyond incremental progress toward transformative results. With perspectives grounded in both emerging trends and best practices, she will illuminate the critical role of philanthropy in driving resilience, equity, and innovation in uncertain times.

This keynote invites funders, nonprofit leaders, and changemakers to imagine philanthropy not only as a source of resources but as a force that shapes the conditions for lasting impact. Attendees will leave with inspiration and practical strategies to align giving with systems-level solutions—unlocking the potential of philanthropy to meet this moment with courage and purpose.

Register here: https://www.reachwomensnetwork.org/events/the-pink-couch-philanthropy-as-a-catalyst-for-systems-change