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The Wealth Net profiles Sarah Rowley, Head of Charities and Philanthropy

In this profiling feature, the Wealth Net delves into the career and insights of Sarah Rowley, a leading figure in charity law and philanthropy.

As the Head of the Charities and Philanthropy team, Sarah brings a wealth of experience and passion to her role, having started her journey at Save the Children.

Her perspective on the evolving landscape of philanthropy offers valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the sector today. From the impact of corporate philanthropy to the role of AI in shaping future strategies, Sarah shares her thoughts on how philanthropy can drive meaningful change.

The feature explores her views on the importance of philanthropic engagement across generations, the potential for political influence, and the personal anecdotes that reveal her character beyond her professional achievements.

She covers, amongst other questions:

  • Why is philanthropy so important to the industry?
  • What are the key trends shaping philanthropy at the moment?
  • How might the landscape for philanthropy change in the next 12 months?
  • What’s the best piece of career advice you’ve received? 
  • What most excites you about philanthropy at the moment?
  • What are the main challenges facing philanthropy?

Read the full profiling feature here.

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