 Cat Fay Managing Community & Social Investment and ESG Partner, Perpetual Investment Management Limited Caitriona Fay is Perpetual's general manager, community and social investment. As a senior philanthropic leader with more than 15 years' private family and institutional grant-making experience, she oversees approximately $4bn in community funds across Perpetual's work with philanthropists, non-profits and Native Title groups. Caitriona is a leader in gender-wise and LGBTQIA+ philanthropy in Australia and a founding board member of The Channel, Australia's first sexuality- sex- and gender-diverse giving circle. Caitriona is also a founding member of the Melbourne Women's Fund and an International Women's Forum member.
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