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

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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?