As we celebrate World Philanthropy Day on November 15th, join us in an extraordinary episode of The Caring Economy Podcast featuring Scott M. Curran, CEO of Beyond Advisers.

Scott is the visionary behind some of the world's most influential social impact organizations and initiatives, including the Clinton Foundation, United Nations Foundation, The Starbucks Foundation, Marguerite Casey Foundation, Emerson Collective, Sean Penn's CORE, and the Will & Jada Smith Family Foundation. His expertise has left an indelible mark on the landscape of global philanthropy.

Before founding Beyond Advisers, Scott served as General Counsel for the Clinton Foundation during its most transformative period. His leadership was instrumental in scaling operations and impact, propelling the foundation to unprecedented heights. With over 4,000 staff and volunteers spanning 35 U.S. states and 40 countries, the Clinton Foundation's work under Scott's guidance touched countless lives through diverse social impact initiatives.

Beyond his role as a CEO, Scott is deeply committed to shaping the future of social impact law. He collaborates with law firms, teaches the innovative course "Lawyers as Social Innovators" at Chicago-Kent College of Law, and empowers the next generation of changemakers through his work with law professors at various institutions.

Scott's impact transcends borders. He serves on the boards of Two Bit Circus Foundation, Every Cure, and the Chicago Leadership Council of U.S. Soccer Foundation. As an alumni board member of the Chicago-Kent College of Law, he remains connected to his educational roots.

Together with his wife, Scott champions social change through the Curran Family Impact Fund, leaving an indomitable legacy of philanthropy.

Don't miss this special World Philanthropy Day episode where Scott Curran shares his insights, experiences, and the future of impact on The Caring Economy Podcast. Subscribe now and join us in celebrating the power of giving back! 🌎🤝

Don't forget to check out my book that inspired this whole series!