Jacobson, Sibyl, June 29, 1990

Component Identifier:
90-012
Creator:
Lichtenberg, Naomi
Scope and content:

Sibyl Jacobson, a philanthropist at the Metropolitan Life Foundation, discusses her educational background as it is related to her career in philanthropy. Much of her discussion revolves around corporate philanthropy and corporate foundations and ethics involved in the practice of this line of work. Jacobson discusses the priorities of the Metropolitan Life Foundation, its grant making policies, and the role of diversity in philanthropy.

Physical description:
24 pages; 2 tapes, 1 7/8 ips, 75 minutes; index

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Open

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