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Technology is going to make nonprofits bigger, smarter and faster. And then what? Allison Fine will explore the “nonprofit of the future.”
Is technology disrupting the nonprofit sector? What are the major pain points nonprofits are currently facing, and how can they navigate these challenges. During lunch, we will host a panel discussion diving into the biggest challenges facing nonprofit leadership today, and our panelists will offer their insights on the solutions you can implement into your organization’s practice.
The panel discussion will be led by Nhu Te, Editor-in-Chief of NonProfit PRO, and Mark Becker, founding partner, Cathexis Partners.
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Every time you communicate with your supporters, you are telling them a story about your organization. The question is… what story are you telling? Is it clear and compelling, or does it leave people confused and uninspired?
In this session, Rod Arnold, strategy and marketing lead at Leading Good and CMO of Soles4Souls, explores how the key ingredients of great storytelling can be applied to your nonprofit, and how you can craft a powerful brand story to transform your communications.
In a small group environment alongside industry peers, attendees will review case studies that focus on practical, real-life examples of how other nonprofits are leveraging specific technology solutions and platforms. Boardroom Case Studies foster no-holds-barred discussions designed to let you “pull back the curtain” and see how specific technologies can augment your own fundraising and development efforts.
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A series of 20-minute meetings between nonprofit execs and technology providers, these one-on-ones allow a closer look at how leading-edge solutions may fit at your own organization. Held in a relaxed, social setting, these pre-scheduled meetings enable attendees to accomplish months of intel gathering in just 2 days.
Join us for a night of food, fun and networking!
These days, it’s important for nonprofits to ensure that each donor experience with the organization is a positive one. And to achieve that, it’s vital for nonprofits to understand what their donor expectations are—and exceed them. In this interactive keynote session, Sue Citro will highlight how you can improve your nonprofit’s donor experience with a stellar data-driven marketing strategy.
Sue is the Chief Experience Officer at Best Friends Animal Society, a national animal welfare organization that is dedicated to ending the killing of homeless dogs and cats. Her focus is on driving innovation and life-saving across the development, digital, marketing communications and visitor experience teams. Before joining Best Friends, Sue led new digital expansions for The Nature Conservancy in Asia and Latin America. She also grew the organization’s U.S. digital revenue practice into a steady and reliable funding source. Sue is obsessed with increasing revenue for organizations and holds a master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University. She lives in Massachusetts with her husband, Jeremy, and rescued dog, Marcus the Rottweiler.
The generation of Millennials is passionately invested in the causes they care about. They have the potential to influence their whole community to give to the nonprofits they believe in—they are loyal supporters.
In this session, Mary Noel of DoSomething.org will share how your nonprofit can capitalize on this generation of donors and how it can enhance donor loyalty and engagement.
The power of storytelling is undeniable and has not changed since humans began to communicate. However, the landscape in which to tell and to share stories certainly has.
Digital technologies have fundamentally changed the way people discover, engage and share information about the causes they care about. Social media platforms and innovative digital tools are disrupting traditional fundraising, with the potential to bring donors more deeply inside the work of organizations.
In this session, author and global authority on nonprofit digital storytelling Julia Campbell will walk you through the modern day secrets to nonprofit storytelling success in the digital age, based on her bestselling book for nonprofits.
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Participants will also get access to the Storytelling in the Digital Age Workbook, to begin collecting, crafting, and sharing stories for their organizations on digital channels.
New technology intended to solve nonprofit organizations’ challenges is constantly popping up. A shiny new tool that seems like a distraction one minute could become an industry game changer the next. In the NonProfit POWER Startup Derby we’ll showcase emerging tech startups, and we’ll ask you to vote on your favorite presentation to help us crown the Startup Derby Champion
In a small group environment alongside industry peers, attendees will review case studies that focus on practical, real-life examples of how other nonprofits are leveraging specific technology solutions and platforms. Boardroom Case Studies foster no-holds-barred discussions designed to let you “pull back the curtain” and see how specific technologies can augment your own fundraising and development efforts.
TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
MARKETING SERVICES
DATA SOLUTIONS
The new era of nonprofit is here, where the introduction of technology offers a plethora of opportunity to help nonprofits build strong and sustainable programs, and real, long-lasting relationships with supporters.
In a small group environment alongside industry peers, attendees will review case studies that focus on practical, real-life examples of how other nonprofits are leveraging specific technology solutions and platforms. Boardroom Case Studies foster no-holds-barred discussions designed to let you “pull back the curtain” and see how specific technologies can augment your own fundraising and development efforts.
TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
MARKETING SERVICES
DATA SOLUTIONS