Author Hui Wen Chan

Hui Wen Chan

Hui Wen Chan has worked in both the private and nonprofit sectors. She has advised clients across a variety of industries at Sagent Advisors, Inc. and Mercer Management Consulting (now Oliver Wyman Group). She also served as a Program Officer for the William J. Clinton Foundation’s pediatric HIV/AIDS program in Beijing, China. Most recently, she was a Harvard Business School Leadership Fellow and Associate Director at the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, focused on strategic planning and business development. Hui graduated with Honors from Harvard College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics. She also holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, where she focused her studies on social enterprise and impact investing.

Philanthropy: Selfless or Tax-Incentivized?

Hui Wen Chan

Government, Psychology

It’s unlikely you are feeling charitable today, especially since taxes are due soon. 2013 marks the 100th anniversary of the federal income tax—and with it, the complex and contentious relationship between...

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Author Hui Wen Chan

Hui Wen Chan

Philanthropy: Selfless or Tax-Incentivized?