Ask any founder building a family philanthropy the following question, and watch how long it takes them to answer: Who will steward your vision when you are no longer in the room? It is a question many founders only begin to consider as their philanthropy grows. And that, according to Dr. Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli – […]
Reflections from the Supporting the Emergence of Active Philanthropists in Nigeria (SEAPIN) Learning Lab on Maximising Impact: Design, Measurement & Evaluation, and Communications “Everything here is about a choice.” With this simple yet thought-provoking statement, Eme Essien Lore, Co-founder of Wealth4Impact, set the tone for the eighth learning session of the Supporting the Emergence of […]
On May 14, 2026, participants of the Supporting the Emergence of Active Philanthropists in Nigeria (SEAPIN) programme convened for another powerful learning session focused on one of the most important questions facing philanthropic families and institutions today: How do you build systems, structures, and institutions that endure beyond individuals and generations? The session featured Muneerah […]
Across Africa, conversations about development often return to one central question: Do we have enough capital to drive transformation? Many argue that there is insufficient capital to address gaps in infrastructure, health, education and sectors with high potential for job creation. This is certainly true, but the picture for philanthropy may be more nuanced. Recent […]
Introduction On March 29th, as part of the Supporting the Emergence of Active Philanthropists in Nigeria (SEAPIN) program, participants engaged in a session led by Prof. Michael Moody from the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Indiana University, Indianapolis, on “Why focus on generating and stewarding wealth for multi-generational impact?” Global philanthropy has entered a period […]