About Dexterity Consulting
Dexterity Consulting -
Your Philanthropic Brokerage FirmTM
A Philanthropic BrokerageTM is the most effective tool for generating social capital. A diversified portfolio of charities provides you with the opportunities for greater impact on your community thereby seeing a stronger return on your philanthropic investment. Your philanthropic investments are leveraged alongside other Dexterity Consulting clients in order to create greater social change.
Dexterity Consulting approaches philanthropy the same way you approach your wealth management. By aligning your values with your philanthropic goals a community investment plan is developed.Dexterity Consulting works with individuals, families and small and medium sized businesses to build stronger, ethically-minded, sustainable communities.
The Karma & CentsTM business model helps you see and experience the REAL measurable social impact of your community investment dollars by understanding their social values and then matching these values with the most effective charities and other businesses that align with those values.
Dexterity Consulting in the News
Alberta Venture Magazine - Cause & Effect
Venture in Corporate Karma Makes Dollars and Sense
Our Team
Gena Rotstein, Founder & Philanthropic Advisor
Bridget Warner, Client Account Manager
Joanne Abbott, Bookkeeper
Adam Aptowitzer, In-House Counsel - Charity Law
Amy Lewis, Mount Royal University Marketing Intern
Opportunities for an Undercover Boss
Posted February 8th, 2010 by Gena RotsteinMy typical TV watching is about 2 hours a week. I share this with you because, last night half of my weekly TV watching time was spent on a new CBS series, Undercover Boss. The premise of the show is a "C-Suite" boss goes undercover in his/her company to see what the front-line workers are doing and how the corporate policies are being implemented. read more »
Free Bagels & Corporate Philanthropy
Posted January 30th, 2010 by Gena RotsteinThese days social media is being utilized for a variety of innovative campaigns; whether as a way to attract potential customers, garnering attention or brandrecognition. Einstein Bros. Bagels’ used a Facebook campaign as a way to gain fans(friends) of their product. Be my friend, get a free bagel! Was the motto behindtheir fan page. The bagel give away increased Einstein Bros Facebook fan count from a 4,700 to a336,000-plus. Their Facebook wall was plastered with praise from bagels eaters. read more »
It Really Does Take a Village
Posted January 26th, 2010 by Gena RotsteinWe pulled up to the coffee shop just as the latest news about Haiti came on the radio. Normally, my daughter wouldn’t be listening. She’d be daydreaming, watching cars go by. But I stopped, held breathless by the story of a man waiting for medical help for one of his daughters. His other little girl was already dead. read more »
Ambassador of Philanthropy - Dame Stephanie Shirley
Posted January 25th, 2010 by Gena RotsteinI just read a press release issued by the British Cabinet office of the Third Sector announcing the appointment of philanthropist and thought-leader, Dame Stephanie Shirley to the new post of Ambassador of Philanthropy. read more »











