The Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs provides foundation executives from the mid part of the country the opportunity to engage in off-the-record, in-depth conversations about the complex issues they face in an informal setting. The invitation-only seminars help to build alliances among participants making it easier for them to fund projects together or undertake other joint approaches to systemic problems in our society.

The Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs provides foundation executives from the mid part of the country the opportunity to engage in off-the-record, in-depth conversations about the complex issues they face in an informal setting. The invitation-only seminars help to build alliances among participants making it easier for them to fund projects together or undertake other joint approaches to systemic problems in our society.

The Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs provides foundation executives from the mid part of the country the opportunity to engage in off-the-record, in-depth conversations about the complex issues they face in an informal setting. The invitation-only seminars help to build alliances among participants making it easier for them to fund projects together or undertake other joint approaches to systemic problems in our society.

The Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs provides foundation executives from the mid part of the country the opportunity to engage in off-the-record, in-depth conversations about the complex issues they face in an informal setting. The invitation-only seminars help to build alliances among participants making it easier for them to fund projects together or undertake other joint approaches to systemic problems in our society.

The Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs provides foundation executives from the mid part of the country the opportunity to engage in off-the-record, in-depth conversations about the complex issues they face in an informal setting. The invitation-only seminars help to build alliances among participants making it easier for them to fund projects together or undertake other joint approaches to systemic problems in our society.