Hi, I'm Natalie Cargill, Founder & President of Longview Philanthropy. We offer bespoke donor education, grant recommendations, and grant outcome reporting to donors giving over $1 million per year.
Our grant recommendations are driven by the conviction that we can use evidence and reason to find the highest-impact opportunities in the world. We focus on global challenges that could transform our future for many generations to come, such as AI safety, biosecurity, and nuclear weapons policy.
If you'd like to get in touch, please email me at natalie.enquiries@longview.org.
Past Events
IVY Interview
Virtual
3 June 2021
Natalie was interviewed by Beri Meric, CEO of IVY, about high-impact philanthropy.
"Spectacular! That hour flew by. Great insights, actions and resources."
Forthlane Partners: Session
Virtual
11 February 2021
An interactive session on long-term-focused philanthropy with Forthlane Partners, a multi-family office based in Toronto, Canada.
Web Summit
Lisbon, Portugal
4 - 7 November
With over 70,000 attendees, Web Summit is the largest technology conference on the planet.
SOIF
Oxfordshire, UK
August 2019
I attended the School of International Futures' summer retreat in strategic foresight. Other speakers included Amanda Ruggeri & Eleonore Pauwels.
ASI presents 'Forum'
London, UK
December 2018
Adam Smith Institute's third forum brought together leading academics for a day of talks on the underappreciated, underrecognised ideas they believe help explain and improve the world around us.
Stanford Existential Risks Conference
Virtual
17 April 2021
I presented on Longview Philanthropy's strategy and grantmaking approach at the 2021 Stanford Existential Risks Conference.
Oxford Ethics in AI Panel
Virtual
21 September 2020
I moderated a panel and Q&A on ‘What does AI mean for the future of humanity’ with Prof. Nigel Shadbolt and Prof. John Tasioulas in partnership with the University of Oxford.
EA Global 2019
London, UK
October 2019
I gave a talk on high-impact philanthropy at EA Global, the biannual gathering of the effective altruism community.
Collision
Toronto, Canada
May 2019
"North America's fastest-growing tech conference", Collision brings together the people and companies redefining the global tech industry.
Devcon 4
Prague, Czech Republic
October 2018
In 2018 the annual Ethereum conference was held in Prague and was attended by ~3,000 individuals.
Forthlane Partners: Panel
Virtual
9 April 2021
A discussion with Justin Rockefeller, Ben Gallacher and Mehul Bhagat for Forthlane Partners on strategies for maximising social impact. A video of the panel is available here.
Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
Virtual
27 - 30 June 2020
I attended the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting's Innovation Forum on Pandemic Threats and the following Online Science Days.
Devcon
Osaka, Japan
October 2019
Devcon is the annual Ethereum conference for developers,
researchers, thinkers, and makers.
YC 120
Denver, US
April 2019
A weekend hosted by Y Combinator to find more curious, creative people who are doing exciting work in emerging fields and give them an opportunity to start building their network.
EA Global
London, UK
October 2018
EA Global is the biannual gathering of the effective altruism community.
OECD Annual Meeting
Virtual
17 March 2020
A panel discussion on long-term strategic foresight at the annual meeting of the OECD's Network of Foundations Working for Development.
Davos
Davos, Switzerland
20 - 24 January 2020
Longview Philanthropy hosted a dinner with Professor William MacAskill at the 50th World Economic Forum in Davos.
BBC Conference
London, UK
October 2019
The BBC's annual conference on emerging technology. Other panellists included author Jamie Bartlett & researcher and broadcaster Stephanie Hare.
Beneficial AGI
San Juan, Puerto Rico
January 2019
Beneficial AGI 2019 was the sequel to the FLI's Puerto Rico AI conference, 2015 & Asilomar Beneficial AI conference, 2017.
HowTheLightsGetsIn
London, UK
September 2018
HTLGI is the world's largest philosophy and music festival. Other speakers included Dr Anders Sandberg and Steven Pinker.