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1989
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The Robert Toigo Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1989 and headquartered in Oakland, California. The foundation identifies, develops, and advances underrepresented leadership talent for the U.S. finance industry, operating as a B2B2C platform with three core constituencies: MBA and graduate students pursuing finance careers, finance firms recruiting diverse talent, and a 2,000+ alumni network spanning analyst to CEO levels across investment management, private equity, investment banking, and alternative investments.

Its core offering is the LIFE (Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence) program, a one-year graduate-level experience launched in 2025 as a reframe of the prior Fellowship model. LIFE integrates onboarding assessment, AI-enhanced financial modeling coursework, quantitative and technical training, sector and asset class deep dives, one-on-one coaching, and internship-readiness support. Complementary products include Toigo Catapult (multi-day virtual onboarding event), Learning Intensives (specialized tracks in alternative investment sectors), Leadership Master Class (second-year alumni program), and Groundbreakers (women's leadership initiative launched in 2010, including the annual Women in Leadership Summit and the six-month RISE intensive for mid-career women). Recruitment and talent services are delivered via ToigoLINK, an entry-level recruitment platform powered by 12Twenty, and ToigoPRO, an experienced-professional sourcing service providing curated access to 2,000+ mid-career and senior investment professionals. The foundation also runs signature events including the annual Industry Dinner at Cipriani Wall Street (June 11, 2026, themed 'Legacy in Motion') and regional Industry Insights gatherings in Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and New York.

The revenue model is donation-based, funded primarily through charitable contributions from individuals, corporations, and foundations. The LIFE program is tuition-free for participants with a $50 non-refundable application fee; firms cannot financially sponsor individual students but can sponsor program elements such as technical training sessions, AI-enhanced courses, and networking events through tiered engagement packages. The foundation is led by President & CEO Nancy Sims with an internal team of approximately 51-100 employees (including named roles spanning development, data management, program coordination, donor relations, and finance) supplemented by long-standing independent contractors, practitioners, and alumni contributors who amplify operational capacity.

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The Robert Toigo Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that develops underrepresented finance-industry leaders through its LIFE graduate program, ToigoLINK and ToigoPRO talent platforms, the Groundbreakers women's initiative, and signature industry events.

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leadership development programs, finance talent pipeline, executive education programs, nonprofit foundation programs, graduate career development
Industry3 codes
1College Access, Scholarships & Student Success Nonprofits
CodeBPAGADAEPrimaryYes
2Scholarship & Fellowship Foundations and Trusts
CodeEDADAHACPrimaryNo
3Corporate & Employer-Sponsored Scholarships
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  • Professional and Management Development Training611430
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Nonprofit Leadership Development Programs
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Toigo operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization funded primarily through charitable contributions from individuals, corporations, and foundations. Organizations engage through charitable contributions to support the mission of developing leadership talent for the finance industry.

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1LIFE Program Application Fee
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$50 non-refundable application fee for the LIFE program

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Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence - a one-year graduate-level program offering technical training, career coaching, leadership development, and industry connections for future finance leaders.

toigofoundation.org
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The Robert Toigo Foundation delivers a one-year graduate-level leadership development program called LIFE (Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence) for MBA and graduate students pursuing finance careers, along with corporate talent services (ToigoLINK for entry-level recruiting and ToigoPRO for mid-career/senior talent sourcing), the Groundbreakers Women's Initiative, and signature industry events. Programs combine technical training (including AI-enhanced financial modeling), career coaching, internship placement, and connection to a network of 2,000+ alumni leaders across the finance industry, funded primarily through charitable contributions from individuals, corporations, and foundations.

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  • 80% of Toigo Leaders serve in senior management roles
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The Robert Toigo Foundation operates a comprehensive portfolio of leadership development programs for the finance industry. The core offering is the LIFE (Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence) program—a one-year graduate-level experience that integrates onboarding assessment, AI-enhanced technical training, career coaching, and internship-readiness preparation. LIFE is supported by Toigo Catapult (multi-day virtual onboarding event) and Learning Intensives (specialized tracks in alternative investments). The foundation also offers ToigoLINK (entry-level recruitment platform powered by 12Twenty) and ToigoPRO (experienced professional talent services). The Groundbreakers Women's Initiative, launched in 2010, provides leadership development for women including the RISE six-month intensive. Signature events include the annual Industry Dinner and regional Industry Insights gatherings. Together, these programs serve over 2,000 alumni leaders across finance sectors.

Product and service10 records
1LIFE (Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence)
CategoryGraduate Leadership Development Program
Description

A one-year graduate-level program for full-time MBA and graduate students (MBA, JD/MBA, MFE, MRED, MPA, MPF, MFIN, MWM, MQF) pursuing finance careers. Includes onboarding assessment, intensive AI-enhanced training sessions, quantitative and technical skills development, sector and asset class deep dives, one-on-one coaching, career management support, and internship-readiness preparation. Funded through charitable contributions.

2Toigo Catapult
CategoryGraduate Leadership Development Program
Description

Multi-day virtual onboarding event held in April for incoming LIFE graduate program participants, offering training experience and direct interactions with investment professionals and hiring contacts from top financial firms.

3Learning Intensives
CategoryGraduate Leadership Development Program
Description

Specialized tracks within alternative investment sectors that allow LIFE participants to dive more deeply into career areas of interest, network with industry professionals, and gain targeted technical skills training.

4Leadership Master Class
CategoryAlumni Leadership Development Program
Description

Second-year optional program for LIFE participants who successfully complete year one, providing elevated support and connection for alumni now represented across all investment areas of finance.

5ToigoLINK
CategoryTalent Recruitment Platform
Description

Entry-level recruitment platform powered by 12Twenty for graduate-level opportunities, enabling employers to post job and internship opportunities, host firm-led webinars, and view MBA candidate profiles aligned with hiring criteria. Targets finance firms and corporate employers seeking early access to MBA talent.

6ToigoPRO
CategoryTalent Recruitment Service
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Experienced professional talent sourcing service connecting finance firms to a distinguished network of over 2,000 mid-career and senior-level investment professionals. Provides curated insights and connections grounded in 35+ years of relationship-building and talent development.

7Annual Industry Dinner
CategoryIndustry Event
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Annual premier gathering convening senior leaders across finance for a forward-looking evening focused on the future of talent, leadership, and industry performance. Held at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.

8Industry Insights
CategoryIndustry Event
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Regional gatherings held throughout the year in major metro markets including Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and New York, offering panel discussions, fireside chats, and perspective remarks from top investment leaders. Typically attracts 150+ attendees.

9Groundbreakers Women's Initiative
CategoryWomen's Leadership Development Program
Description

Women's leadership development platform focusing on leadership development and connections for women in decision-making environments in finance, including an annual Women in Leadership Summit and additional programming.

10Groundbreakers RISE
CategoryWomen's Leadership Development Program
Description

Six-month intensive program for rising women leaders at the mid-career level (5-10 years of experience) in alternative investment sectors, providing critical leadership assessment, professional counsel, subject matter training, peer networking, and career advancement coaching.

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12Twenty powers ToigoLINK, the foundation's entry-level recruitment platform for graduate-level opportunities. The platform allows employers to post job and internship opportunities, host firm-led webinars, and view MBA candidate profiles aligned with hiring criteria.

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TypeDirect peer
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MLT prepares high-achieving underrepresented talent for careers in business, including finance, through MBA prep, career development, and corporate partner engagements — directly comparable to Toigo's LIFE program in mission, candidate profile, and corporate partnership model.

TypeDirect peer
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SEO provides career training and internship placement for underrepresented students, with deep Wall Street employer partnerships — a direct peer in the finance-focused diversity talent development space.

TypeDirect peer
Description

INROADS develops diverse talent through internship pipelines and leadership development, with significant corporate sponsor engagement in financial services — comparable mission and corporate-funding model to Toigo.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Posse identifies diverse leadership candidates for top colleges and supports them through graduation and into careers. While broader in industry focus, Posse shares Toigo's nonprofit, merit-based, cohort-driven leadership development model.

TypeDirect peer
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NABA advances Black professionals in accounting and finance through education, mentoring, and corporate partnerships — overlapping Toigo's mission of increasing underrepresented representation in finance leadership.

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100 Women in Finance is a global nonprofit supporting women in the alternative investment industry through education, networking, and mentoring — closely comparable to Toigo's Groundbreakers Women's Initiative in audience and industry focus.

TypeEmerging player
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Wall Street Prep provides financial modeling and valuation training to students and professionals pursuing finance careers — overlapping with the technical-skills portion of Toigo's LIFE curriculum, though operating as a paid training provider rather than a scholarship nonprofit.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Training The Street delivers finance and accounting training programs for students and corporate clients, with strong Wall Street relationships — adjacent to Toigo's technical-training component within the LIFE program.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

CFA Institute is the global professional body for investment professionals, offering credentials and education that Toigo's LIFE program participants often pursue — a comparable ecosystem player in finance professional development, though operating at vastly greater scale.

TypeEmerging player
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Athena Alliance prepares senior women executives for board and C-suite roles, including in financial services — comparable to Toigo's Groundbreakers initiative in its focus on advancing women leaders in finance and investment.

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Robert Toigo Foundation

Nonprofit Leadership Development Programstoigofoundation.org

The Robert Toigo Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that develops underrepresented finance-industry leaders through its LIFE graduate program, ToigoLINK and ToigoPRO talent platforms, the Groundbreakers women's initiative, and signature industry events.

What Robert Toigo Foundation does

The Robert Toigo Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1989 and headquartered in Oakland, California. The foundation identifies, develops, and advances underrepresented leadership talent for the U.S. finance industry, operating as a B2B2C platform with three core constituencies: MBA and graduate students pursuing finance careers, finance firms recruiting diverse talent, and a 2,000+ alumni network spanning analyst to CEO levels across investment management, private equity, investment banking, and alternative investments.

Its core offering is the LIFE (Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence) program, a one-year graduate-level experience launched in 2025 as a reframe of the prior Fellowship model. LIFE integrates onboarding assessment, AI-enhanced financial modeling coursework, quantitative and technical training, sector and asset class deep dives, one-on-one coaching, and internship-readiness support. Complementary products include Toigo Catapult (multi-day virtual onboarding event), Learning Intensives (specialized tracks in alternative investment sectors), Leadership Master Class (second-year alumni program), and Groundbreakers (women's leadership initiative launched in 2010, including the annual Women in Leadership Summit and the six-month RISE intensive for mid-career women). Recruitment and talent services are delivered via ToigoLINK, an entry-level recruitment platform powered by 12Twenty, and ToigoPRO, an experienced-professional sourcing service providing curated access to 2,000+ mid-career and senior investment professionals. The foundation also runs signature events including the annual Industry Dinner at Cipriani Wall Street (June 11, 2026, themed 'Legacy in Motion') and regional Industry Insights gatherings in Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and New York.

The revenue model is donation-based, funded primarily through charitable contributions from individuals, corporations, and foundations. The LIFE program is tuition-free for participants with a $50 non-refundable application fee; firms cannot financially sponsor individual students but can sponsor program elements such as technical training sessions, AI-enhanced courses, and networking events through tiered engagement packages. The foundation is led by President & CEO Nancy Sims with an internal team of approximately 51-100 employees (including named roles spanning development, data management, program coordination, donor relations, and finance) supplemented by long-standing independent contractors, practitioners, and alumni contributors who amplify operational capacity.

Robert Toigo Foundation firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Robert Toigo Foundation
Legal name
Robert Toigo Foundation
Website
https://toigofoundation.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1989
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
The Robert Toigo Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that develops underrepresented finance-industry leaders through its LIFE graduate program, ToigoLINK and ToigoPRO talent platforms, the Groundbreakers women's initiative, and signature industry events.
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Robert Toigo Foundation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Nonprofit Leadership Development Programs
NAICS
Professional and Management Development Training (611430)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
College Access, Scholarships & Student Success Nonprofits (BPAGADAE)
akta.pro secondary industries
Scholarship & Fellowship Foundations and Trusts (EDADAHAC), Corporate & Employer-Sponsored Scholarships (EDAIAOAI)

Keywords

  • Leadership development programs
  • Finance talent pipeline
  • Executive education programs
  • Nonprofit foundation programs
  • Graduate career development

Where Robert Toigo Foundation is headquartered

Location

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Oakland
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Robert Toigo Foundation business model

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B2B and B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. Charitable Contributions: Toigo operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization funded primarily through charitable contributions from individuals, corporations, and foundations. Organizations engage through charitable contributions to support the mission of developing leadership talent for the finance industry.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-goLIFE Program Application Fee

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels9 records

Robert Toigo Foundation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Robert Toigo Foundation delivers a one-year graduate-level leadership development program called LIFE (Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence) for MBA and graduate students pursuing finance careers, along with corporate talent services (ToigoLINK for entry-level recruiting and ToigoPRO for mid-career/senior talent sourcing), the Groundbreakers Women's Initiative, and signature industry events. Programs combine technical training (including AI-enhanced financial modeling), career coaching, internship placement, and connection to a network of 2,000+ alumni leaders across the finance industry, funded primarily through charitable contributions from individuals, corporations, and foundations.

Product overview

The Robert Toigo Foundation operates a comprehensive portfolio of leadership development programs for the finance industry. The core offering is the LIFE (Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence) program—a one-year graduate-level experience that integrates onboarding assessment, AI-enhanced technical training, career coaching, and internship-readiness preparation. LIFE is supported by Toigo Catapult (multi-day virtual onboarding event) and Learning Intensives (specialized tracks in alternative investments). The foundation also offers ToigoLINK (entry-level recruitment platform powered by 12Twenty) and ToigoPRO (experienced professional talent services). The Groundbreakers Women's Initiative, launched in 2010, provides leadership development for women including the RISE six-month intensive. Signature events include the annual Industry Dinner and regional Industry Insights gatherings. Together, these programs serve over 2,000 alumni leaders across finance sectors.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • LIFE: Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence - a one-year graduate-level program offering technical training, career coaching, leadership development, and industry connections for future finance leaders.
  • Toigo Catapult
  • Groundbreakers
  • Industry Insights
  • ToigoPRO
  • ToigoLINK

Products and services

  • LIFE (Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence) A one-year graduate-level program for full-time MBA and graduate students (MBA, JD/MBA, MFE, MRED, MPA, MPF, MFIN, MWM, MQF) pursuing finance careers. Includes onboarding assessment, intensive AI-enhanced training sessions, quantitative and technical skills development, sector and asset class deep dives, one-on-one coaching, career management support, and internship-readiness preparation. Funded through charitable contributions.
  • Toigo Catapult Multi-day virtual onboarding event held in April for incoming LIFE graduate program participants, offering training experience and direct interactions with investment professionals and hiring contacts from top financial firms.
  • Learning Intensives Specialized tracks within alternative investment sectors that allow LIFE participants to dive more deeply into career areas of interest, network with industry professionals, and gain targeted technical skills training.
  • Leadership Master Class Second-year optional program for LIFE participants who successfully complete year one, providing elevated support and connection for alumni now represented across all investment areas of finance.
  • ToigoLINK Entry-level recruitment platform powered by 12Twenty for graduate-level opportunities, enabling employers to post job and internship opportunities, host firm-led webinars, and view MBA candidate profiles aligned with hiring criteria. Targets finance firms and corporate employers seeking early access to MBA talent.
  • ToigoPRO Experienced professional talent sourcing service connecting finance firms to a distinguished network of over 2,000 mid-career and senior-level investment professionals. Provides curated insights and connections grounded in 35+ years of relationship-building and talent development.
  • Annual Industry Dinner Annual premier gathering convening senior leaders across finance for a forward-looking evening focused on the future of talent, leadership, and industry performance. Held at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.
  • Industry Insights Regional gatherings held throughout the year in major metro markets including Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and New York, offering panel discussions, fireside chats, and perspective remarks from top investment leaders. Typically attracts 150+ attendees.
  • Groundbreakers Women's Initiative Women's leadership development platform focusing on leadership development and connections for women in decision-making environments in finance, including an annual Women in Leadership Summit and additional programming.
  • Groundbreakers RISE Six-month intensive program for rising women leaders at the mid-career level (5-10 years of experience) in alternative investment sectors, providing critical leadership assessment, professional counsel, subject matter training, peer networking, and career advancement coaching.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 80% of Toigo Leaders serve in senior management roles
  • +2 more outcomes

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One partnership is on record.

  • 12TwentycoreTechnology or Integration12Twenty powers ToigoLINK, the foundation's entry-level recruitment platform for graduate-level opportunities. The platform allows employers to post job and internship opportunities, host firm-led webinars, and view MBA candidate profiles aligned with hiring criteria.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Robert Toigo Foundation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT): MLT prepares high-achieving underrepresented talent for careers in business, including finance, through MBA prep, career development, and corporate partner engagements — directly comparable to Toigo's LIFE program in mission, candidate profile, and corporate partnership model.
  • SEO (Sponsors for Educational Opportunity): SEO provides career training and internship placement for underrepresented students, with deep Wall Street employer partnerships — a direct peer in the finance-focused diversity talent development space.
  • INROADS: INROADS develops diverse talent through internship pipelines and leadership development, with significant corporate sponsor engagement in financial services — comparable mission and corporate-funding model to Toigo.
  • NABA (National Association of Black Accountants): NABA advances Black professionals in accounting and finance through education, mentoring, and corporate partnerships — overlapping Toigo's mission of increasing underrepresented representation in finance leadership.
  • 100 Women in Finance: 100 Women in Finance is a global nonprofit supporting women in the alternative investment industry through education, networking, and mentoring — closely comparable to Toigo's Groundbreakers Women's Initiative in audience and industry focus.

Broad incumbents

  • Posse Foundation: Posse identifies diverse leadership candidates for top colleges and supports them through graduation and into careers. While broader in industry focus, Posse shares Toigo's nonprofit, merit-based, cohort-driven leadership development model.
  • CFA Institute: CFA Institute is the global professional body for investment professionals, offering credentials and education that Toigo's LIFE program participants often pursue — a comparable ecosystem player in finance professional development, though operating at vastly greater scale.

Emerging players

  • Wall Street Prep: Wall Street Prep provides financial modeling and valuation training to students and professionals pursuing finance careers — overlapping with the technical-skills portion of Toigo's LIFE curriculum, though operating as a paid training provider rather than a scholarship nonprofit.
  • Training The Street: Training The Street delivers finance and accounting training programs for students and corporate clients, with strong Wall Street relationships — adjacent to Toigo's technical-training component within the LIFE program.
  • The Athena Alliance: Athena Alliance prepares senior women executives for board and C-suite roles, including in financial services — comparable to Toigo's Groundbreakers initiative in its focus on advancing women leaders in finance and investment.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Robert Toigo Foundation compliance and trust

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Robert Toigo Foundation M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Robert Toigo Foundation

What does Robert Toigo Foundation do?

The Robert Toigo Foundation delivers a one-year graduate-level leadership development program called LIFE (Leaders Investing in Financial Excellence) for MBA and graduate students pursuing finance careers, along with corporate talent services (ToigoLINK for entry-level recruiting and ToigoPRO for mid-career/senior talent sourcing), the Groundbreakers Women's Initiative, and signature industry events. Programs combine technical training (including AI-enhanced financial modeling), career coaching, internship placement, and connection to a network of 2,000+ alumni leaders across the finance industry, funded primarily through charitable contributions from individuals, corporations, and foundations.

Is Robert Toigo Foundation a public or private company?

Robert Toigo Foundation is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Robert Toigo Foundation founded?

Robert Toigo Foundation was founded in 1989. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Robert Toigo Foundation based?

Robert Toigo Foundation is headquartered in Oakland, United States, in the North America region.

How does Robert Toigo Foundation make money?

One revenue line is on record: charitable Contributions.

Who are Robert Toigo Foundation's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT), SEO (Sponsors for Educational Opportunity), INROADS, NABA (National Association of Black Accountants) and 100 Women in Finance. Broad incumbents are Posse Foundation and CFA Institute. Emerging players are Wall Street Prep, Training The Street and The Athena Alliance.

Does Robert Toigo Foundation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Robert Toigo Foundation.

What industry is Robert Toigo Foundation in?

Robert Toigo Foundation's product category is Nonprofit Leadership Development Programs. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGADAE, College Access, Scholarships & Student Success Nonprofits, with a secondary code of EDADAHAC, Scholarship & Fellowship Foundations and Trusts. Its NAICS code is 611430 and its SIC code is 8200.

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PR NewswireB. Riley's Annual "Commissions for Charity Day" to Benefit Toigo Foundation and Sugar Ray Leonard FoundationB. Riley Financial announced its annual "Commissions for Charity Day" to be held on September 23, 2020, with proceeds benefiting the Toigo Foundation and the Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation. The event will generate commissions through B. Riley Securities, the company's institutional broker-dealer division. B. Riley and Toigo Foundation are also partnering to develop industry education programs supporting developing minority leaders in the finance sector.PR NewswireFifty Percent Of Mid-Level Executives In Finance Considering Departure From Current Employer---Far Fewer Want To Leave Finance IndustryRussell Reynolds Associates and the Toigo Foundation released findings from their joint Career Crossroads study on talent trends in finance and technology, surveying 300 finance professionals. The study found that 50% of mid-level finance executives are likely to leave their current employer within a year, though only 20% plan to exit the finance industry entirely. Researchers identified lack of mission-driven culture, desire for work/life balance, and perceived greater focus on inclusion at technology firms as the primary drivers pushing finance professionals to explore alternative career options.Business InsiderYoung Wall Streeters were surveyed about their experiences in finance — and their responses were brutalA survey of 300 financial professionals by the Toigo Foundation and Russell Reynolds found 50% of mid- and senior-level leaders considering leaving their employer, with 20% considering leaving finance. The report cites lack of an inclusive work environment as a key reason, urging authentic inclusion and a mission employees can get behind.GlobeNewswireRepresentatives From the Robert Toigo Foundation to Ring the NASDAQ Stock Market Closing BellSue Toigo, founder of the Robert Toigo Foundation, will preside over the NASDAQ closing bell on November 10, 2009, at 3:45 p.m. ET. The foundation supports minority MBAs, with 800 alumni and over 200 donors.