Non-Profit Technology at theDock

Join us for an engaging and informative evening at theDock: Centre for Social Impact, focused on how technology can empower local non-profits to do more good with fewer resources.

The event begins with a 20-minute networking mixer, offering guests the chance to connect with peers, share challenges, and spark collaborations over light refreshments. Following the mixer, attendees will hear four 10-minute presentations from local technology providers, each showcasing practical tools and services designed to help non-profits improve efficiency, security, communication, and community engagement. Each presentation will be followed by a brief 5-minute Q&A, allowing participants to explore real-world applications and ask provider-specific questions.

Whether you’re a charity, foundation, or social enterprise, this session will highlight accessible, mission-driven technology solutions that make a difference.

Steve Berg - SEO 101

Steve Berg is a website designer and SEO professional who works with non-profit organizations, businesses, and independent professionals. He assists clients of all sizes and industry sectors in connecting with their communities and customers. Steve’s passionate about non-profit missions and providing organizations with modern tech solutions from website rebuilds to digital marketing campaigns.

Sarah Downey - Build a custom GPT in 10min live demo

Sarah Downey is an Ethical AI Consultant and former nonprofit Executive Director with 20+ years of experience. She helps organizations adopt AI responsibly by developing living policies, teaching practical team skills, and guiding change with care. Her workshops make complex ideas approachable and values-aligned.

Daniel Taylor - Tech Stacks 101

Dan Taylor is a nonprofit-IT strategist who helps mission-driven organizations strengthen their digital infrastructure, streamline operations and safeguard data. With expertise in cloud migrations, Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace governance and compliance frameworks, he empowers social impact teams to focus on their cause—not their tech stack.