GEO workshops are open to current GEO-members and member-eligible non-members; all staff and trustees of grantmaking institutions; staff of philanthropy-supporting infrastructure groups, such as regional associations of grantmakers and affinity groups; and staff of academic institutions and programs focused primarily on the study of philanthropy and the practice of giving.
Our workshop participant eligibility policy intends to create a space where participants can speak openly and candidly about challenges within their work while also allowing people from a variety of grantmaking and philanthropy-supporting organizations to participate in the series.
Consultants who are member-eligible will be limited to five (5) or 10% of registration numbers, whichever is lower. Consultants will be approved on a case-by-case basis and will need to agree to a no-solicitation policy by refraining from soliciting other participants for business, clients, or funding while at the workshop. Participants may, and are encouraged to share their experience and expertise, but promotional materials and pitches will not be allowed.
GEO will only accept participant registrations that are in accordance with our eligibility policy. GEO has the discretion to edit your submission, in accordance with our policies, and will alert participants to any changes.
Additionally, we encourage organizations to have multiple individuals at their organization participate in order to apply your learning together.
If you are not a GEO member and are interested in becoming a member, please visit our membership page or email our membership team via membership@geofunders.org.