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Hosted by FPA of Tampa Bay

Estate Planning and Charitable Giving Seminar

This workshop covers topics dealing with estate planning, all of which will enable attendees to deal more effectively with clients and other estate planning professionals.




This workshop has been accepted for continuing education American Bankers Association (ABA), CFP Board, Florid Bar.

Credits may also be applied toward professional recertification requirement for CLU®, ChFC®, RICP®, CLF®, CASL®, ChSNC®, FSCP®, and WMCP®. Credits may also be applied toward recertification requirements for AAMS®, ADPA®, ABFP, APMA®, CRPC®, CRPS®, SCRIC®, FPQP®, LUTCF®, WMS®.

Friday, August 26, 2022
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Eastern Time

Location

Zoom Virtual Meeting Platform
   
 




Agenda

 


Bryan Clontz, PhD, CFP®, CAP, AEP
President & Founder
Charitable Solutions LLC

Aug 26 2022 10:00AM


Top 10 Charitable Trends Every Advisor Should Know


Although charitable giving is constant, the approaches to it, strategies behind it, and impact of it continually evolves.
These top 10 trends have completely changed the charitable planning landscape. What are the hot vehicles and assets right now? How will demographics change charitable planning? What kind of grade should advisors get in working with clients on charitable plans? How are charities and advisors dealing with ubiquitous charitable planning information? These are just a sampling of the provocative topics that will be covered.

Attendees will learn about tax planning opportunities under recent tax acts, popular gift vehicles and assets, motivations for giving, engaging clients across generations, and more.



Denyve Boyle, MBA, CFRE
Senior Director of Philanthropy
Community Foundation Tampa Bay

Sheila Kinman, CAP
Senior Vice President - Philanthropy
Community Foundation Tampa Bay

Aug 26 2022 11:00AM


Charitable Giving and Estate Gifts


Nearly all high-net-worth clients give to charity, and the majority are looking to you to help them be more strategic. We will discover how to use the donor-advised fund and other charitable vehicles in new and exciting ways, as part of a holistic wealth management offering that deepens client engagement and attracts new clients. And how the Community Foundation works with individuals, businesses, and nonprofits to facilitate charitable giving locally and nationally. The presentation highlights seven non-cash gift illustrations and several Community Foundation charitable giving fund vehicles.

During this session, enhance your understanding of a variety of noncash gift types that are available to donors along with their potential benefits • Help participants understand a variety of Community Foundation fund types that facilitate charitable giving-how and when they are most advantageous for donors. • Encourage participants to discuss charitable giving with their clients.



Robert W. Tiller, MPH, CFP®, CFS, RFC
Tiller Enterprises, Inc.

Aug 26 2022 1:00PM


Old Dogs, New Tricks. Connecting Across the Generations.


Wealth is transitioning every day. Cultivating relationships with current clients and the next generations of their families is challenging. Each generation has a different perspective. They have different habits, different communication styles, a different way of consuming things. The ability to bring younger generations into the financial fold increases the value of the service you provide to your clients, which can deepen your relationships and improve your advice.

In this session we will discuss everyday multi-generational planning opportunities and how to implement them to sustain and grow a financial advisory practice. 
 
Learn how three-generation planning ideas for heightening family fulfillment may also enhance legacy retention and business expansion regardless of client net worth.


Aug 26 2022 2:00PM


Ethical Issues When Lawyers Serve on Nonprofit Board


This seminar will educate attorneys on the ethical concerns that arise when lawyers serve as directors for Florida nonprofit corporations. After providing a brief overview of the fiduciary duties nonprofit directors owe, the presenter will discuss how attorneys can, sometimes inadvertently, serve the dual roles of director and attorney for the organization, and the rules of professional conduct that are implicated

After attending this seminar, attendees will:
1. Understand how to satisfy fiduciary duties of directors serving on Florida nonprofit corporation boards;
2. Understand and be able to identify ethical issues that arise when lawyers serve as directors on nonprofit boards.



Sessions

Continuing Education, per session, show accepted hours, or info about CE status. Hover over hours or info for details.


DateCourse Title/DescriptionStartCFMPCFP®CLECPECTFA
Aug 26, 2022 Top 10 Charitable Trends Every Advisor Should Know Bryan Clontz, PhD, CFP®, CAP, AEP 10:00 A info 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Charitable Giving and Estate Gifts Denyve Boyle, MBA, CFRE Sheila Kinman, CAP 11:00 A 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Old Dogs, New Tricks. Connecting Across the Generations. Robert W. Tiller, MPH, CFP®, CFS, RFC 1:00 P 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Ethical Issues When Lawyers Serve on Nonprofit Board Andrew S. Gaunce, JD 2:00 P 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00




Event ID  456