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What's your legacy? How much is enough? How do we get to more and better giving? In Give While You Live Peter Winneke shines a light on best practice giving, maximising impact and how it will enhance your purpose and legacy. Explore 35 case studies, commence or revamp your charitable giving approach for transformative results and use a family foundation as an educational tool for your children. This frank and constructive book, part memoir, part practical guide, highlights the joy of giving and the reforms required that would lead to more and better giving. The time for this conversation is now, given the looming inter-generational wealth transfer and the opportunity to address the toughest issues in our community. ""Philanthropy done well is both the most rewarding and the most challenging thing you can engage in. Families who want to make a lasting, positive change will find this book a wonderful source of inspiration."" - Craig Winkler, entrepreneur ""Our family has benefited greatly from Peter's depth of philanthropic experience and advice. We have found our family foundation to be an excellent and rewarding way to engage the family and connect us all with our community. This book will show you how."" - Belinda Hutchinson AC, Chancellor of The University of Sydney and Roger Massy-Greene AM, entrepreneur and social investor ""Peter Winneke has made a huge contribution to philanthropy in Australia by getting people to talk about their giving in an open and encouraging way. He now provides a roadmap - long overdue in this country - on how we can improve our giving culture and better deploy capital in the philanthropic sector. This book is a frank and constructive discussion and will ignite the debate."" - Graham Tuckwell AO, ETF industry pioneer

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Peter Winneke, author of 'Give While You Live: A Practical Guide to More and Better Giving in Australia', is a generosity and life legacy adviser with more than 20 years experience in strategic, impactful giving - establishing more than 100 philanthropic family foundations. 'Give While You Live' shines a light on best practice giving. Peter also provides a constructive critique of the philanthropic sector and Australia's giving culture, with conversation starters on how we can significantly improve practices within the sector. The ultimate outcome of the book is to achieve more and better giving.As well as being the inaugural CEO of Australia's largest grantmaking family foundation, Peter has served Australia's philanthropy sector with The Myer Foundation, The Catherine Freeman Foundation, Philanthropy Australia and The Reichstein Foundation.Prior to his two decades in the charitable sector, Peter had 16 years' experience in the corporate world specialising in insolvency, and mergers and acquisition. Many years of overseas travel to low-middle income countries during this time developed his passion for philanthropy's ability to address injustice and create social change.

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