Former St. Louis Mosaic Project leader works with national firm as philanthropic futurist

By St. Louis Business Journal

Story Highlights

• Betsy Cohen left the St. Louis Mosaic Project to join FutureGood as a philanthropic futurist.

• FutureGood helps foundations and nonprofits use foresight to prepare for long-term global trends.

• Cohen advises wealth management firms on helping ultra-high-net-worth clients align philanthropy with family values.

Nearly a year ago, Betsy Cohen left a St. Louis-area immigration program to become a philanthropic futurist with FutureGood, a national consultancy firm.

As the founding executive director of the St. Louis Mosaic Project for 12 years, Cohen led the effort to attract and retain foreign-born people to the metropolitan area.

She decided to pursue the next chapter of her career after learning about Trista Harris, who founded FutureGood in 2018. Harris previously served as president of the Minnesota Council on Foundations. She led a network of grantmakers awarding more than $1 billion annually. Read full article here.