2010 Nonprofit Technology Conference
The 2010 NTC will take place in Atlanta, April 8-10.
It's not too early to start getting excited about 2010.
For now, you can:
- Attend the Online Nonprofit Technology Conference: Managing Technology to Meet Your Mission, September 16-17, 2009.
- Participate in the 2010 NTC Agenda Planning Process.
AAM Annual Meeting and MuseumExpo™
AAM will convene museum professionals from around the world May 23 - 26, 2010 in Los Angeles, CA. It is the efforts of the entire museum community that make the AAM Annual Meeting and MuseumExpoTM the stellar experience that it is.
The planning process begins now. If you are interested in submitting a session proposal for Los Angeles this is where you start!
Americans for the Arts Annual Convention
The 2010 Americans for the Arts Half-Century Summit will celebrate the accomplishments and advances of the arts during the last 50 years and bring together leaders from across the country to strengthen their knowledge of key issues, network with peers, and identify strategic actions that will secure a critical role for the arts in our nation’s future.
We’re inviting attendees and speakers that will include local, state, regional, and national arts leaders and the partners and constituents that make their work possible, including but not limited to: artists, elected officials, foundation and corporate representatives, volunteers, patrons, activists, journalists, educators, economic developers, and urban planners.
We’re excited for you to join us in Baltimore, a hip and thriving hub of cultural activity boasting a creative arts community and world-class arts venues, as we celebrate 50 years of the arts in America and our own 50th anniversary.
Anti-Defamation League Workshop for Professionals
Online Nonprofit Technology Conference: Managing Technology to Meet Your Mission
Helping technology managers and leaders understand and rectify the critical issues at the intersection of technology and mission is the inspiration behind the new NTEN book, Managing Technology to Meet Your Mission: A Strategic Guide for Nonprofit Leaders. Now, the authors and other top experts in the nonprofit tech field will expand on the content and theme of the book during the interactive Online Nonprofit Technology Conference: Managing Technology to Meet Your Mission on September 16 and 17, 2009.
Information Technology is an increasingly essential element of any nonprofit's operations. But how often is IT an afterthought, often housed in a corner with the staff charged with implementation not brought to the decision-making table? In spite of this, many recognize that an effective technology manager or a well-oiled IT department can and does help extend the reach and scope of any organization. Helping technology managers and leaders understand and rectify the critical issues at the intersection of technology and mission is the inspiration behind the new NTEN book, Managing Technology to Meet Your Mission: A Strategic Guide for Nonprofit Leaders.
Now, the authors and other top experts in the nonprofit tech field will expand on the content and theme of the book during the interactive Online Nonprofit Technology Conference: Managing Technology to Meet Your Mission on September 16 and 17, 2009.
In partnership with Jossey-Bass and Learning Times, we'll host a 2-day online conference that will be divided up into 2 tracks, Leadership Skills and IT Performance, interspersed with Ask the Expert sessions to give attendees multiple opportunties to engage and learn. Geared towards the "Tech Responsible" Individuals within organizations (CIOs, CTOs, Executive Directors, and others in charge of technology) the online conference will cover the specifics to help Tech and IT Leaders hone their skills and understanding in order to make better informed technology decisions. Those who attend this conference will leave better able to act as leaders in managing the intersection of mission and technology unique to their organizations.
The conference will open with a keynote from Founder and Executive Director of Idealist.org, Ami Dar. Ami will speak on this pivotal crossroads of mission and technology.
Please view the detalied agenda here.
Presenters Include:
- Beth Kanter, Author of Beth's Blog
- Dahna Goldstein, Founder of PhilanTech LLC
- Edward Granger-Happ, CIO at Save the Children
- James Weinberg, Founder and CEO of Commongood Careers
- John Kenyon, Nonprofit Technology Strategist
- Keith R. Thode, COO and CTO at Aidmatrix Foundation
- Michael Cervino, Principal Consultant and Cofounder of Beaconfire Consulting
- Peter Campbell, IT Director at Earthjustice
- Governor Scott McCallum, President and CEO, Aidmatrix Foundation
- Steve Heye, Web Project Manager at the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago
