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What is NonProfit POWER?

NonProfit POWER is an exclusive forum where buyers and sellers come together, in an environment facilitated by experts, to share their experiences, needs, products and services. The entire event experience – from meals and entertainment to the venue and conference program – provides attendees and sponsors with first-class networking and unique business development opportunities.

All qualified attendees receive a full participation package that includes travel, hotel accommodations, meals and networking activities. This ensures a cost-effective and quality peer-to-peer experience for attendees and a 100% qualified audience for participating sponsors.

Wait. It’s FREE? No, seriously. What’s the catch?

No catch. There is no charge for qualified nonprofit executives to participate. If you qualify to attend, you will receive complimentary event registration, travel arrangements, hotel accommodations, meals and networking activities. The event is designed around the small-group concept, so will be limited to a select number of attendees. Executives are encouraged to secure their place as soon as possible.

Who’s behind it?

NonProfit POWER is powered by the NonProfit PRO editorial team and advisory board, and is brought to you by our event sponsor partners.

What are the benefits of attending?

Expert Analysis. From emerging fundraising trends to the next-gen technologies transforming the nonprofit industry, NonProfit POWER promises you an unprecedented peek into the future.
Boardroom Case Studies. Learn from leading fundraising solutions experts alongside your peers in an interactive environment designed to let you “pull back the curtain” and see how these solutions can drive maximum fundraising efforts for your organization.
1:1 Meetings. Accomplish months of intel gathering in just 2.5 days, vetting concepts and companies through pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings with industry-leading solutions providers.
Networking Opportunities. Ever wondered how your counterpart at another organization is overcoming a challenge or taking advantage of an opportunity? NonProfit POWER puts you in a room with like-minded executives for the ultimate knowledge-sharing experience.
It’s FREE for Qualified Attendees. We cover travel, accommodations, meals, and entertainment for all qualified attendees. NonProfit POWER offers a first-class event experience, including exceptional dining and entertainment, a luxury hotel, top-notch programming, and networking opportunities you won’t find anywhere else.

What is a hosted buyer?

Simply put, a hosted summit is a unique way to engage buyers and sellers outside of the traditional trade show. NonProfit POWER places great emphasis on providing an environment conducive to relationship-building and business development. Qualified attendees benefit from top-notch programming as well as peer-to-peer networking and the ability to see, test, and compare some of the most innovative technologies impacting the nonprofit sector. Many of these interactions take place in boardroom case study sessions and pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings. Networking functions, including meals and entertainment, provide plenty of additional opportunities to get to know your industry colleagues. The key benefit for both attendees and sponsors is that NonProfit POWER will bring in the right people for the right conversations.

What is a Boardroom Case Study?

Sponsors have the opportunity to deliver case study presentations to groups of 10 to 12 attendees in a private boardroom setting. These presentations are not sales pitches or product demonstrations. They are educational in nature, showcasing how a specific solution or tool solved a problem or created an opportunity. It is an opportunity for sponsors to engage a small/focused audience in an interactive and problem-solving environment.

What is a 1:1 meeting?

These are private, sit-down business meetings between attendees and sponsors that are scheduled prior to the event. The attendee can discuss the nonprofit organization’s challenges, needs, etc., to determine whether there are any potential business matches between the buyer and seller.

Where does NonProfit POWER take place?