Dr. Michael Liffman

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  Speaker: Dr. Michael Liffman, Director, Asia Pacific Centre for Philanthropy as Social Investment, Swinburne University, Australia
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  Dr. Michael Liffman, Director, Asia Pacific Centre for Philanthropy as Social Investment, Swinburne University, Australia

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  Dr MICHAEL LIFFMAN
  
  Director, Asia-Pacific Centre for Philanthropy and Social Investment
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  Michael was appointed in March 2001 as founding Director of Philanthropy and Social Invesment at Swinburne.
  
  Michael has a background in social policy, research and community work. After working with the Brotherhood of St Laurence and the Ecumenical Migration Centre, he became CEO of the Myer Foundation and the Sidney Myer Fund.
  
  Michael is a Board member of the SouthPort Community Residential Home, and the Alpine School. Former involvments include membership of the board of the Australian Council of Social Services, the Australian Institute of Multicultural Affairs, the Department of Human Services Ethics Committee, the Community Advisory Committee of the Special Broadcasting Service, and the Immigration Review Tribunal. Michael is a former President of the Australian Association of Philanthropy, and a member of the International Network on Strategic Philanthropy.

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  • Dr Michael Liffman, Director, Asia Pacific Centre for Philanthropy and Social Investment

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  Director - Dr Michael Liffman: mliffman@swin.edu.au

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  Dr Michael Liffman, the Director of the Asia-Pacific Centre for Philanthropy and Social Investment says this development is a huge step forward both in recognition of their own work and for the field of social investment in Australia and beyond.
  
  Dr Liffman says that while exact details are still to be finalised, the prime responsibility of the Asia-Pacific Centre for Philanthropy and Social Investment within this consortium will be the further development of its pioneering work inGrant-maker education and the creation of an entirely new graduate program in fundraising.
  
  He says the new graduate program, to be undertaken in association with the Centre for Philanthropy at Indiana University, will meet a longstanding demand.
  
  He says their future work will continue to be guided by the distinguished Working Party, led by Peter Fritz AM, which guided the research produced for the Commonwealth government on training in philanthropy and social investment by the Centre in 2007.
  
  Dr Liffman says one consequence of this is that, pending the development and accreditation of the new programs, there will be no new intake of students in 2008.
  
  Instead, he says there will be an active program of executive programs and single subjects over the year.Details will be posted on the website(www.swinburnephilanthropy.net).
  
  He says this development is the culmination of a great deal of effort, not only from within the Centre but also from many others including the continuing financial support of the Pratt and Myer Foundations, and of the Yugilbar Foundation, Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation, the Gandel Group, the Ross Trust and Dame Elisabeth Murdoch AC.

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  Michael Liffman, director of CSI partner, the Asia Pacific Centre for Social Investment and Philanthropy at Swinburne University, recently delivered a paper on 'Mobilisi ng Corporate Social Responsibility for Strategic Philanthropy' in Kuala Lumpur.
  
  The conference, 'Enhancin g the role of philanthropy in challenging times,' is believed to be the first of its kind held in Malaysia, attracted speakers from all over the region, the US and the UK.
  
  Professor Liffman's paper gave a fresh take on contemporary corporate philanthropy by updating a schema first proposed by the twelfth century Egyptian philosopher Maimonides on the eight modes of charity, ranging from the least to the most virtuous.

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  This new Chair is the beginning of an exciting new era for the Centre as we further expand our ability to engage on these issues,†said Centre Director Michael Liffman.

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  Michael Liffman
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  Michael is the Director of Swinburne University's Asia-Pacific Centre for Philanthropy and Social Investment, established the Centre in 2001. Michael has a background in philanthropy, social policy, research, and community work, and was CEO of one of Australia's leading private foundations, The Myer Foundation, and President of the Australian Association of Philanthropy. He was a member of the Bertelsmann Foundation's International Network on Strategic Philanthropy.

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  Centre Director Michael Liffman says that since its inception in 2001 the Asia Pacific Centre for Social Investment and Philanthropy has worked to develop world-class research and education programs in social investment and philanthropy.Â

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  MICHAEL LIFFMAN
  
  Dr Michael Liffman  (BA hons., Melb; M.Sc [Social Admin], LSE; Ph.D, Melb;)is founding Director of the Asia-Pacific Centre for Philanthropy and Social Investment at Swinburne University, Melbourne, Australia.  Michael has a background in social policy, research and community work.
  
  After working with a number of community agencies, Michael went - as some have described it - from poacher to gamekeeper, as CEO of one of Australia's leading philanthropic foundations, the MyerFoundation. His book on the history of Myer family philanthropy, A Tradition of Giving: Seventyfive Years of Myer Family Philanthropy was published by Melbourne University Publishing in 2004
  
  Michael is a member of the Coordinating Committee of WINGS (Worldwide Initiatives for Grantmaker Support). He is a former President of the Australian Association of Philanthropy, and was a member of the International Network on Strategic Philanthropy. Other involvements have included membership of the Human Research Ethics Committee of the Government of Victoria's Department of Human Services, the Community Advisory Committee of the Special Broadcasting Service, and the Immigration Review Tribunal. 
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  Name: Michael Liffman

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