Business Futurist To Be Featured In Groundbreaking Webinar On Artificial Intelligence

MIAMI - EntSun -- BOSTON, MA,  –  The Inclusive Philanthropy Institute, a leading philanthropic consulting firm, announces a groundbreaking webinar titled "Leveraging AI, Data, and Predictive Analytics for Health Equity and Philanthropy" featuring renowned business futurist and AI expert Marvin Dejean as well as other notable speakers in the fields of healthcare, technology and AI.

The virtual event is scheduled for February 5^th , at  1 p.m. EST and is designed for nonprofit and healthcare leaders, philanthropy and development professionals, and tech and AI enthusiasts eager to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and social impact.

Marvin Dejean, CEO of Gilead Sanders and a renowned futurist and digital transformation strategist, will be a featured speaker at the highly anticipated webinar, which is part of a professional development micro-credential course hosted in partnership with Marts&Lundy, DonorSearch AI, and the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy.

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His session will focus on key themes such as the evolution of AI, bias and ethical AI in healthcare, AI-driven healthcare philanthropy, and a digital transformation model providing a roadmap for fundraisers and nonprofit leaders on where to focus their time, energy, and innovation efforts to leverage AI for greater mission impact.

"This is a pivotal moment for healthcare philanthropy," said Marvin Dejean. "AI and predictive analytics have the potential to revolutionize fundraising, donor engagement, and impact measurement—but only if leaders understand how to use them ethically and strategically. I'm excited to guide organizations in embracing AI-driven transformation while ensuring inclusivity and equity in their approach."

The Inclusive Philanthropy Institute has invited an esteemed lineup of experts to participate alongside Dejean, who aim to uncover the future of AI in healthcare philanthropy and provide actionable strategies for leaders to drive innovation and impact. Visit https://martsandlundy.com/ for details

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About Marvin Dejean
Marvin Dejean is a business futurist, strategy consultant, and CEO of Gilead Sanders, a firm specializing in digital transformation, AI strategy, and leadership innovation. With over two decades of experience, he has worked with global organizations to prepare for the future of work, emerging technologies, and AI-driven philanthropy.

About the Inclusive Philanthropy Institute
The Inclusive Philanthropy Institute is dedicated to the study, development, and implementation of inclusive philanthropic strategies that drive systemic change in higher education, university advancement, and nonprofit organizations. Led by experts at the forefront of this national movement, the Institute offers training, facilitation, coaching, and strategic guidance to institutions committed to fostering transparency and discipline around diversity, equity, and inclusion in fundraising and philanthropy. By critically examining economic and philanthropic disparities among diverse communities, the Institute seeks to create systems change with philanthropy as the primary catalyst.