The Digital Nonprofit: Increase Your Impact With Technology
Event Information
Description
NOTE: the event is now sold out!
How can nonprofit organizations make technology a benefit, not a burden?
Your organization must be connected, responsive, and innovative. As a result, you’re using Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, and the list keeps growing. You’re going through the motions, but are these channels actually helping you achieve your mission? Is your organization mobile-ready? Do you have a content marketing strategy?
Join leaders from the nonprofit and technology sectors who will show you how to move beyond reactive tactics to thoughtful strategy.
Who should attend?
- Nonprofit leaders responsible for their organization’s strategy
- Digital staff and fundraisers who execute online campaigns
- Program and support staff who want to more effectively engage their stakeholders
The Digital Nonprofit conference helps NGOs build their understanding of current and future trends. Hear directly from local experts and learn about innovative approaches to digital engagement.
This event will be held in the beautiful Creekside Community Centre and will include delicious catered meals, including lunch and snacks.
Presenters
Our presenters include many of the pacific northwest’s more innovative digital strategy thinkers. Confirmed speakers include:
- The Engagement Pyramid: Keeping supporters engaged for the long haul with Reilly Yeo and Vojtech Sedlak of OpenMedia.ca
- The Abundant Not-for-Profit: linking engagement and technology with Lynda Gerty of Vantage Point
- Corporate Community Investment: How Technology is Improving Social Impact with Meriko Kubota of the Telus Community Affairs
- Digital Philanthropy: What Happens When the Majority of Giving is Online? with John Bromley of Chimp.net
- Social Media Strategy for Nonprofits with Crystal Henrickson of Invoke Labs
- The Multi-Screen World with Monique Sherrett of Boxcar Marketing
Keynote
The Art of Explanation with Seattle’s Lee LeFever, Founder of Common Craft and author of The Art of Explanation.
Professionals explain ideas every day, but we rarely take a step back and consider how to make ourselves more understandable. Lee LeFever will help you take a fresh look at what makes explanations work (or not), how to solve explanation problems and put explanations to work in creating positive change.
