Leslie Wright is the executive director of the Agora Foundation and editor-in-chief of its publication, The Philanthropist Journal, Canada’s national journal for the charitable and non-profit sector since 1972.
Leslie manages The Philanthropist Journal team, who collaborate with a diverse group of sector leaders and community partners, funders, and journalists from across Canada.
Leslie works as a partner in Novita Interpares from offices in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, and Toronto. She has worked and held leadership roles in the charitable and non-profit sector at the regional, provincial, and national levels for more than 40 years. Leslie has volunteered her time for a range of non-profit and government boards of directors, most recently joining Harbour View Haven in Lunenburg.
This month our publication celebrates a milestone birthday. To kick off the new year, Leslie Wright, the executive director of the Agora Foundation, which publishes The Philanthropist Journal, looks back on five decades of (still timely) writing about the sector.
The Agora Foundation’s board of directors is pleased to announce the establishment of a new Editorial Advisory Committee for The Philanthropist Journal. As you will
En 2022, la revue The Philanthropist célébrera son 50e anniversaire. Au moment du lancement, en 1972, l’équipe de rédaction a exprimé l’espoir que cette publication « servirait
In 2022, The Philanthropist journal will mark its 50th anniversary. When we launched in 1972, the editorial team expressed its hope that, through this publication,
As the federal election heads into its final laps, the $8 billion/year charitable sector, which employs 2.5 million Canadians, finds itself in a significantly different
This article is the first in a series on Social Prosperity Wood Buffalo. SUMMARY: With this article, The Philanthropist begins a five-part series on Social Prosperity
Uncommon Solutions For The Common Good “We are in challenging times for nonprofits… We need the organizational structures that will allow everyone to be more
Uncommon solutions for the common good “We are in challenging times for nonprofits… We need the organizational structures that will allow everyone to be more
