6729 Westfield Blvd
Indianapolis
IN 46220
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The millionaire next door is retiring soon, and his kids don’t want to run the business. This is the wealth transfer in action, and gift planners need to recognize opportunities that are much more lucrative than a gift from proceeds after the sale. In a further exploration of the donor case introduced in February, this session begins with the simplest possible options that are within the reach even of small nonprofits and progresses to several more complex options that require specialized planning counsel.
Gregory W. Baker, J.D., ChFC®, CFP®, CAP®, is Executive Vice President of RenPSG, the nation’s largest independent charitable gift solutions provider. For the past 28 years, he has provided trust, tax and philanthropic financial planning advice to over 4,000 attorneys and 8,000 financial planners in all 50 states regarding more than 19,000 charitable remainder trusts, more than 800 charitable lead trusts and numerous foundations, charitable gift annuities and donor-advised funds. Mr. Baker has helped advisors close cases for their high net worth clients in the areas of charitable, investment, retirement, gift, estate and tax planning. His advice has helped donors contribute over $6 billion to charitable gift plans.
Greg is a past board member of the National Association of Charitable Gift Planners, a past President of the Charitable Gift Planners Indiana, an Advisory Board Member of the Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy designation at the American College, member of the Financial Planning Association and the Indiana Bar. He was previously VP, Charitable Fiduciary Risk Manager for the Merrill Lynch Center for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Management in Princeton, NJ. Greg speaks at national and local conferences for professional advisors, high-net-worth clients and charities regarding charitable gift planning, asset-allocation, investment modeling and tax issues.