BNP Inspire unveils the results of its first national study on Succession Planning in the philanthropic sector, conducted with the participation of 188 organizations across Canada. The study highlights some
On April 16, 2024, the Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland, presented the federal government’s budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. This article highlights the key points from the budget. Highlights
Succession planning is a crucial step for any organization or foundation, regardless of its field of activity. It is undoubtedly a sound risk management practice that should always be considered.
In recognition of its co-founder, BNP Inspire created a fund in 2017 to annually award the 2024 Jean Robert Nolet Scholarship in order to encourage professionals and students of this
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Today’s interview is with Mathilde Duval, who has been Communications, Marketing and Public Relations Officer with BNP Inspire since January 2022. Following a five‑year program of study at a prestigious school
( Law 25 SQ 2021, c 25; formerly Bill 64) This new act, drafted to modernize legislative provisions affecting the protection of personal information, was passed by Quebec’s National Assembly on
The philanthropic sector is necessarily unique, and most often that’s a good thing. But not always: while the non-profit sector is built on values of goodwill, assistance, inclusion, sharing and
Almost all organizations, companies and businesses can expect that their operations may go through different periods of change at different points in time. When all is going smoothly, that’s great
Opinion article by Daniel H. Lanteigne, Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE), Conseiller en ressources humaines agréé (CRHA) [certified human resources advisor] While the concept of trust-based philanthropy is not new,
