Foundations · Philanthropy · Boards · Prescribers
Cognitive heritage and foundations
The foundation board manages budget and compliance. Aigyros structures philanthropic intent, founder-patron memory and cognitive transmission conditions — coordinating with your advisors, never substituting.
What the foundation formalises — and forgets
Bylaws, board, due diligence, reporting: philanthropic governance is often rigorous.
It does not always capture founder intent — sacred causes, historical refusals, failure lessons, implicit selection criteria. That is cognitive heritage — constituted parallel to foundation counsel mandate.
How Aigyros coordinates
- Intangible inventory of philanthropic intent — with founder or patriarch agreement
- Founding narratives, letters to heir-philanthropists, differentiated board member access
- Query access per calendar and authorisations defined by the holder
- Sovereign Sanctuary — no shared cloud, no training on client data
- Explicit refusal to manage gifts, grants or foundation regulatory compliance
Prescribers involved
- Foundation boards and independent trustees
- Foundation law and giving advisors
- Family offices and MFOs steering family giving
- Philanthropy advisors and impact investing counsel
- Private banks with philanthropy desks
Use cases for foundations
Multi-generational family foundation — heirs vote budgets without understanding intent
Founder-patron transition to professionalised board
Foundation merger or restructuring with loss of historical engagement memory
Frequently asked questions
- Can the foundation board recommend Aigyros?
- Yes, with founder or holder agreement. Confidential audience qualifies the file without commitment.
- Difference from the philanthropy page?
- Philanthropy page addresses patron families. This page addresses prescribers — foundations, boards, advisors — who steer giving.
Aigyros — Cognitive Heritage House · Monaco · Paris · Geneva
Jordan Fouassier, Founder · contact@aigyros.com
A well-governed foundation can lose its soul within a generation. Aigyros crystallises the why of giving — governed, sovereign, queryable by authorised heirs.