Longview Philanthropy
Ruth Wallis is an experienced operations professional with a background in various roles across non-profit and business sectors. Currently serving as an Operations Associate and previously as an Operations Analyst at Longview Philanthropy, Ruth has also held positions such as Operations Administrator at The Centre for Effective Altruism and Project Support Intern at the British Red Cross, where responsibilities included organizing events and conducting evaluations. Previous experience includes roles as a Census Officer for the Office for National Statistics, Administrative Officer at Asylum Justice, and Front of House at Relishes Cafe during a working holiday in New Zealand. An International Business Development Executive at Alexandra, Ruth focused on customer growth in France, and as a Business Support Associate for Challenges Rwanda, provided consultancy services to enhance operational efficiency for a local SME. Ruth holds a Bachelor of Arts in French and Arabic from the University of Exeter.
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Longview Philanthropy
Longview Philanthropy designs and executes bespoke giving strategies for major donors. Our grant recommendations focus on global challenges that could make or break our collective future, including safely navigating emerging technologies and fostering a society with a more long-term outlook. On the model of venture capital, we seek to uncover neglected opportunities with the potential for lasting impact at scale. Everything we offer is free-of-charge, independent, and reviewed by external experts. "Longview Philanthropy is the best resource in the world if you want to do the most good with your giving." William MacAskill, Professor in Philosophy, University of Oxford "Longview Philanthropy has directly and significantly influenced my giving, and I couldn’t possibly recommend them more highly to other donors." Justin Rockefeller, Philanthropist & Rockefeller Brothers Fund Trustee "Longview Philanthropy are the leading philanthropic advisors on work to protect the long-term future, and have enabled multiple donors at scale to have a truly outsized impact." Jaan Tallinn, Philanthropist, co-founder of Skype & co-founder of the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk at the University of Cambridge