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Here’s a glimpse of the episode:

  • Leti shares her career journey
  • Leading with empathy and strategy
  • Women shaping science, health & education
  • The rise of giving circles and collective impact
  • Advice for women stepping into leadership

In this week’s episode…

Sarah sits down with Leti McNeill Light – Associate Vice Chancellor of UCSF and Co-Founder and President of SIGAP – a nationally recognized leader in higher education philanthropy. With nearly 25 years of experience across top universities and transformative fundraising initiatives, Leti shares what it means to lead with intention, curiosity, and care.
 
Together, Sarah and Leti unpack the real work of philanthropy: building power, cultivating options, and creating space for meaningful change – whether in a lab, a boardroom, or your own home. Leti shares candid reflections on managing large teams, sustaining energy as a leader, and her personal commitment to move billions in philanthropic giving during her lifetime. They also explore how women can find their voice in philanthropic spaces professionally, personally, and collectively.