NAAG/NASCO Conference Materials Available

For readers who were not able to attend last month’s National Association of Attorneys General/National Association of State Charitable Officials Conference, the conference materials are available here. Here was the conference’s agenda:

Non-Traditional Models of Philanthropy

Presenter:

• Richard Feiner, Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations, Weill Cornell Medicine

Donor Advised Funds, Endowments and Donor Restrictions

Presenter:

• David Shevlin, Partner, Simpson Thatcher

Corporate Governance – Top Ten Issues

Presenter:

• Michael Peregrine,  Partner, McDermott, Will and Emery LLP

Board Education: Top 10 Ways to Get Investigated and How Board Education Can Help Prevent It

Presenters:

• Vernetta Walker, Vice President for Programs and Chief Governance Officer, BoardSource
• James Joseph, Partner, Arnold & Porter LLP
• Janet Kleinfelter, Deputy Attorney General, Office of the Attorney General of Tennessee

New Tools for the Nonprofit Sector

Presenters:

• James Sheehan, Chief of Charities Bureau, Office of the Attorney General of New York
• Amanda Broun, Vice President of Programs and Practice, Independent Sector
• Meghan Biss, Senior Technical Advisor to the Director, Exempt Organizations, IRS
• Miguel A. Barbosa, Co-Founder & CEO, citizenaudit.org

CyberSecurity/Data Privacy Issues

Presenters:

• Paul Luehr, Managing Director and Chief Policy Officer, Stroz Friedberg
• Abigail Stempsen, Assistant Attorney General, Office of the Attorney General of Nebraska
• Alissa Gardenswartz, Deputy Attorney General, Office of the Attorney General of Colorado

Multistate Litigation: Cancer Fund of America

Presenters:

• Tracy Thorleifson, Attorney, Federal Trade Commission
• Michael Foerster, Senior Deputy Attorney General, Office of the Attorney General of Pennsylvania

NAAG Charities Committee: Meet the Attorneys General

Presenter:

• Cindy Lott, Program Director, Nonprofit Management Program, Columbia University School of Professional Studies

Lloyd Mayer