Howard Bilton, Founder and Chairman of The Sovereign Group and Founder of The Sovereign Art Foundation, joins Michael Macfarlane for a discussion on why some entrepreneurs believe philanthropy should be approached less like charitable spending and more like building systems capable of compounding impact across generations.

For decades, philanthropy has largely been measured by how much money is given away. But Howard argues that this may be the wrong question.

Drawing on his experience building both a global professional services business and an international charitable foundation, he explains why entrepreneurial thinking, long-term incentives and multiplier effects can often create far greater societal outcomes than traditional donation models alone. Rather than simply funding causes, the most effective philanthropy may increasin ...