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"Conversations with Remarkable Givers" is a series of video clips drawn from interviews with experienced India philanthropists that aims to inspire and inform while contributing to the dialogue about philanthropy in the country. Throughout the series, seven veteran philanthropists candidly share their stories, their lessons, and their advice to those who aspire to devote more of their money, time, and talent to philanthropy. This series was developed in partnership with The Bridgespan Group , an advisor and resource to mission-driven leaders and organizations that seek to dramatically improve the quality of life of those in need. The Venu Srinivasan Interview Venu Srinivasan | Society builders and not philanthropists Venu Srinivasan | Srinivasan Services Trust focuses on holistic change in villages Venu Srinivasan | Srinivasan Services Trust empowers villagers Venu Srinivasan | Srinivasan Services Trust encourages ownership by not taking credit Venu Srinivasan | Srinivasan Services Trust partners with goverment Venu Srinivasan | Philanthropic journey has roots in family Venu Srinivasan | Village development takes time Venu Srinivasan | Advice: How one serves is deeply personal The Vidya Shah Interview Vidya Shah | Philanthropy applies lessons from Edelweiss experience Vidya Shah | EdelGive focuses on capacity building Vidya Shah | Evolution of EdelGive Foundation Vidya Shah | Value of collaborating with other philanthropists Vidya Shah | Working closely with grantees on measurement Vidya Shah | CSR often lacks strategic perspective Vidya Shah | Applying a gender lens to giving Vidya Shah | Measuring EdelGive’s own performance Vidya Shah | Indian philanthropy is colourful and chaotic Vidya Shah | Philanthropy has helped me understand the complexity of social change The Amit Chandra Interview Amit Chandra | Philanthropic journey partly shaped in US Amit Chandra | Philanthropy is not charity Amit Chandra | Many for-profit tools apply to the non-profit sector Amit Chandra | Philanthropy can help build the nation Amit Chandra | India’s giving culture is resurgent Amit Chandra | Advice to new philanthropists: Start the journey Amit Chandra | Philanthropy in India can be propelled Amit Chandra | Measuring success has changed over time Amit Chandra | Self-discovery has been a benefit of my giving The Ashish Dhawan Interview Ashish Dhawan | Philanthropy differs from charity Ashish Dhawan | Education is a fundamental challenge for India Ashish Dhawan | Work in philanthropy is distinct from the for-profit world Ashish Dhawan | Liberal arts is the right model for higher education Ashish Dhawan | Philanthropy is an open landscape in India Ashish Dhawan | Investing in people is really important Ashish Dhawan | Philanthropy offers great returns Ashish Dhawan | Philanthropy has a long history in India Ashish Dhawan | Tax incentives could increase giving in India Ashish Dhawan | Philanthropy has changed me The Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw Interview Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Entrepreneurship made me aware of social needs Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Philanthropic focus on research Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Compassionate capitalism Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Philanthropy can catalyse new models for government Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Philanthropy is about leading by example Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Advice to new philanthropists: where can you make a difference? Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Philanthropy has to be sustainable Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Using metrics to measure success Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Certain investments should be considered Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | Focus on healthcare is driven by justice and compassion The Rohini Nilekani Interview Rohini Nilekani | Joy of giving Rohini Nilekani | System-wide approaches are important to consider Rohini Nilekani | Advice to new philanthropists: follow your interests and build trust Rohini Nilekani | Philanthropy is different in India Rohini Nilekani | Indian NGOs think in terms of scale Rohini Nilekani | India can benefit from more discussions on philanthropy Rohini Nilekani | Philanthropy can build organisation and ecosystem capacity Rohini Nilekani | Philanthropic collaborations are hard but necessary Rohini Nilekani | Results from philanthropy take time Rohini Nilekani | India Philanthropy Initiative is a platform for wealthy givers The Ratan Tata Interview Ratan Tata | Philanthropic journey started with family Ratan Tata | Tata Trusts adding a more hands-on approach Ratan Tata | Sustainability is a key criterion for Tata Trusts’ grant-making Ratan Tata | NGO capacity can be a limit to grant-making Ratan Tata | CSR has opportunity to be meaningful Ratan Tata | Indian philanthropy has to become more sophisticated Ratan Tata | Advice to new philanthropists: make a difference Ratan Tata | How philanthropy has made me more sensitive Home Companies Opinion Industry Politics Consumer Lounge Multimedia Money Sitemap Subscribe Contact Us Mint Code Privacy policy Terms of Use Advertising Mint Apps About Us Syndication Mint on Sunday RSS Hindustan Times Desimartini Copyright © 2016 HT Media Ltd. 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