Events Calendar

How can you plan for the long run? How can you improve how you save and invest?What rules of thumb might help you? Want to learn more about Roths, ETFs, IRAs, HSAs, 401ks and all those other acronyms? How can you establish and build your credit score? How will taxes affect how you save/invest?

If you’re a current Yale student and you’ve ever been curious about any of the above, you’ll want to register for a Monday session.

Facing early-career forks in the road?  Want career or life-skill insights from someone who’s walked in your shoes? Join us on Thursday evening, January 31 to speed-network with Yale alumni leaders in a structured, yet casual setting.  Thanks to our Careers, Life, and Yale program, the Yale Alumni Association -- and our alumni Board of Governors -- welcome you to a Speed Networking event.  Your evening will include speed networking with alumni leaders, followed by time to mingle. Snacks and soft drinks will be served. 

Registration for this event has reached capacity. 

Casual attire is acceptable. 

Thanks to support from the Yale Alumni Association, the event is FREE!

How can you plan for the long run? How can you improve how you save and invest?What rules of thumb might help you? Want to learn more about Roths, ETFs, IRAs, HSAs, 401ks and all those other acronyms? How can you establish and build your credit score? How will taxes affect how you save/invest?

If you’re a current Yale student and you’ve ever been curious about any of the above, you’ll want to register for a Monday session.

Planned giving can be an important source of support for your organization, no matter how big or small. In this webinar, you will learn about:

The different types of planned gifts and what motivates them
The importance of bequests and beneficiary designations and the benefits and pitfalls of life income gifts
How to prospect for planned gifts from your supporters
The importance of stewardship of planned giving donors
Back-end considerations including how to use realized bequests and how to deal with problem estates and surviving family

John Bacon ’85 will share best practices and examples from his experience running the planned giving programs at The New York Public Library and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Even if your organization cannot devote major resources to such a program, you can take simple steps to identify and secure legacy commitments to supplement your others sources of financial support. The donors are out there and your organization can be included in their estate plans!

Contact Name
Liana Epstein

How can you plan for the long run? How can you improve how you save and invest?What rules of thumb might help you? Want to learn more about Roths, ETFs, IRAs, HSAs, 401ks and all those other acronyms? How can you establish and build your credit score? How will taxes affect how you save/invest?

If you’re a current Yale student and you’ve ever been curious about any of the above, you’ll want to register for a Monday session.

We invite our alumni to join us for a one-hour informational webinar about our new certificate program, Financing and Deploying Clean Energy.

In this informational webinar, Stuart DeCew, Executive Director at Yale Center for Business and the Environment and Vero Bourg-Meyer, Program Director, Clean Energy and Conservation Finance will share insights into the program, the curriculum, and the benefits of being part of this cohort of working professionals. 

This will be an interactive webinar, so you'll have plenty of time to ask any questions you have about the program.