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Salesforce Bootcamp 101 for Nonprofits is just right for the new or relatively new Salesforce user, and is one of our most popular offerings! This intensive one-day training is extremely hands-on, giving you plenty of practice time to become familiar with the basic features of Salesforce for the nonprofit user.
Bootcamp Plus: Mass Emailing with Salesforce
Automation is the key to getting the most work done with a small staff, and Salesforce includes automation tools that let your staff work at maximum efficiency, with the added advantage of taking many repetitive tasks off their plate. In this Bootcamp PLUS, we will explore using Salesforce to create automated emails that assign tasks, respond to requests, and pass information to the right staff person. Even better: your automated emails can be formatted and customized to respond to constituents as well! Finally, we’ll walk through integrating Salesforce with a third-party mass mailing tool to provide better control over your mailing lists. You’ll have hours back in your week after this workshop!
Leave with the confidence and knowledge to:
Create an Email Template
Automatically assign tasks, respond to requests, and forward information to the right staff person
Create a workflow (automation) to acknowledge a gift
Create a workflow to inform a gift has been made
Download and install the free connector for a mass emailing tool
All of our workshops are taught by our Director of Training, Paul Baxter. Salesforce Bootcamp for Nonprofits 101 completion, or equivalent experience, is a registration pre-requirement for any Bootcamp Plus workshop. Please contact us at (978) 232-9200 if you have any questions about this requirement.
This afternoon workshop is offered in conjunction with the morning Bootcamp PLUS workshop: Salesforce with FormAssembly. Sign up for one or both workshops!
Tech Networks of Boston (TNB) exists to provide nonprofit organizations with integrated technology services. It’s also our privilege to offer you professional development opportunities that are both free of charge and free of sales pitches.
In that spirit, we’re pleased to invite nonprofit professionals to a TNB Roundtable session about how nonprofits can build an effective data culture. Our featured guest will be Ashley Winning, vice president of research and evaluation at Economic Mobility Pathways (EMPath).
Here is what Ashley says about this session:
Is your organization grappling with how to build a strong and positive data culture? Do staff ever struggle to see the importance of data? Does data collection sometimes feel meaningless, cumbersome, confusing, or boring?
In this highly interactive roundtable discussion, we will share and learn about strategies to:
● Understand your organization’s existing data culture, and break down barriers to building a stronger data culture
● Integrate data into organizational practice, and encourage staff at all levels to use data to inform decisions
● Move from numbers to stories, and make data meaningful and even fun!
Please note that you will need a confirmed registration in order to attend. To find more information, or to register, please follow this link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tnb-roundtable-building-an-effective-data-culture-at-your-nonprofit-registration-37849934172?aff=mnn
If this session is booked to capacity by the time you seek to register for it, please go ahead and put yourself on the waiting list. We have a good track record of finding seats for nonprofit professionals on the waiting list.
We hope that you can join us for a vigorous and informative conversation, in which you will be welcome to share your knowledge and experience with your peers!
It’s a special pleasure to invite you, on behalf of Tech Networks of Boston and TSNE/MissionWorks, to register for an extraordinary Roundtable session with Quintus Jett of Rutgers University!
This Super Roundtable session will have three segments:
• The doors will open at 8:00 am. We invite all attendees to join us for informal professional working, a complimentary breakfast, and a short overview of our work with nonprofit organizations.
• At 9:00 am, the segment on breakthroughs in geographic data for nonprofits will begin:
o What nonprofit organizations need to know about operating capacity
o Why nonprofits need geography-based data and reporting to assess what strategic capacity they require to fulfill their missions
o When and how to use census geography to invite and assign capacity (e.g., volunteers)
• At 10:30 am, the segment on nonprofit operational capacity analysis will begin:
o How to measure capacity within your nonprofit right now
o How to isolate a process within your nonprofit and increase its capacity
o How to increase capacity in your nonprofit without more money
Please note that this session will be tailored to the needs of any professional who is tasked with making strategic decisions for a nonprofit organization! No expertise in operations research, statistics, database development, systems administration, geographic information systems, or any other information technology specialty is needed in order to benefit from participation.
To learn more about Quintus please see his LinkedIn profile:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/quintus-jett-379131/
To find more information about this session, or to register for it, please follow this link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tsnemissionworks-tnb-super-roundtable-creating-nonprofit-capacity-registration-38783108321?aff=mnn
We hope that you will join us for a lively and informative session – at which you will be very welcome to share your experience, insights, and lessons learned!
Tech Networks of Boston (TNB) is pleased to invite nonprofit professionals to a Roundtable session about how nonprofits can apply project management principles to their operational projects. Our featured guest will be Maria Latimore, founder of the Maria Latimore Group.
Here is what Maria says about this session:
“Successfully implementing operational projects is critical to every nonprofit organization’s success. Yet, research shows that most projects fail. A 2016 study by Standish Group found that about 75% of projects were not completed on time and on budget. The Project Management Institute estimates that in the US for every $1 billion invested in projects, about 12% or $122 million is wasted due to lacking project performance. That’s a lot of time and money for little return.
“In this workshop, Maria will give you some tactical tips to take back and immediately implement to make your critical projects more efficient and successful. These tips will help you and your team to define the project scope and get the right people involved at the right time. You’ll walk away with information that will help to identify when your project is going off track and actions to take to get it back on track. And we’ll have some fun in the process!”
Here’s a little more about Maria:
Maria Latimore is principal of Maria Latimore Group (MLG), a consulting practice that helps nonprofits to deliver projects that drive program services, fundraising and organizational capacity. Maria has helped nonprofits to succeed by customizing project management best practices and training to fit each organization’s context and culture. She has over 30 years of project management experience and was a vice president in State Street Corporation’s Information Technology and Business Operations Transformation divisions.
Maria is a PMP certified project manager, and has a bachelor of business management degree from Simmons College. She is on the board of directors of The Dignity Institute, the Community Engagement Committee of Nuestra Comunidad, and the Technology Committee at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at University of Massachusetts Boston.
In keeping with the spirit of the TNB Roundtable series, this session will NOT be a sales pitch for any product or service. This will be a professional development opportunity for nonprofit professionals who want to learn with and from their peers in other organizations.
This session is for employees of nonprofit organizations. It is not designed to meet the needs of vendors, volunteers, students, consultants, job-seekers, and others.
Priority in registration will be given to those who are employed by nonprofit organizations that hold full membership in the Massachusetts Nonprofit Network.
Participation in this session is free of charge for nonprofit professionals. However, you must have a confirmed registration in order to attend.
We hope that you can join us for a vigorous and informative conversation, in which you will be welcome to share your knowledge and experience with your peers!
To find more information about this session, or to registe for it, please follow this link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tnb-roundtable-how-nonprofits-can-effectively-manage-operational-projects-registration-38852343405?aff=mnn
If this session is booked to capacity by the time you seek to register for it, please go ahead and put yourself on the waiting list. We have a good track record of finding seats for nonprofit professionals on the waiting list.
Successful data migration requires preparing the data in a format that Salesforce can accept. We will cover many time-saving techniques to make this process easier. You’ll learn how to make migration easier by matching your data to Salesforce’s internal structure. Finally, you’ll use and compare three different free data migration tools.
Learn how to choose, organize, and present each of the most common reports that any nonprofit admin will use in this Salesforce Advanced Reporting workshop. Leave with the confidence to run the right report, correctly, and show your staff and board what’s happening now and what may happen in the future!
Nonprofit professionals who want to learn how to use Salesforce for basic data management, donation tracking, and detailed report generation. No prior database experience required. Past Bootcamp attendees include development staff, admin staff, volunteer coordinators, program directors and executive directors.
RollCall 3.0 is a custom solution designed by 501Partners. Developed with educators, trainers, and event planners in mind, RollCall makes attendance tracking in Salesforce a seamless process. Allow us to guide you through a demonstration of this product, which facilitates bulk attendance tracking and automation. RollCall allows for fully configurable attendance pages, customizable fields (including photos and links), automatic record creation and management, calendar integration, and mobile compatibility.
Nonprofits and social enterprises of all shapes and sizes utilize NetSuite technologies and employee pro bono services to transform their back office and amplify their social impact.
Oracle NetSuite Social Impact will be hosting an informational webinar for US nonprofit organizations <$5M in annual revenue who may qualify for our Product Donation and Capacity Building resources.
Learn about how your nonprofit can benefit from our FREE technology resources to accelerate your mission.
Who should attend?
• Nonprofit organizations interested in streamlining business operations.
• This information session is ideal for Executive Directors, Nonprofit Leaders, CFOs/Controllers/Accountants, COOs, CTOs/CIOs and Technology enthusiasts.
• Organizations who have outgrown Excel and/or their Financial Management tools.
What will we cover?
• The webinar will provide an overview of the Oracle NetSuite Social Impact Product Donation, Pro Bono and Capacity Building Resources.
• A Solutions Consultant will provide a brief live demonstration of NetSuite Core Financials.
• A Social Impact Account Executive will walk you through the Product Donation application process.
Tech Networks of Boston is pleased to invite nonprofit professionals to a Roundtable session about web strategies for nonprofit organizations. Our featured guests will David Delmar and Muigai Unaka of Resilient Coders.
Here’s what David and Muigai say about this session:
“You know your organization needs a new website. You’re just not sure whether to use Square Space, WordPress, Wix, Google Sites, or whether to hire an agency, a freelancer, or your friend’s nephew. Some options are free, some cost dozens of dollars, and some cost tens of thousands of dollars. You’re unclear about the pros and cons of each option, and which path is right for your organization, at this particular point in your journey.
“Building a website is like buying a bicycle: Sure, there are options that are more souped-up than others, and that are priced accordingly. But the most important thing is that it be the right fit. Let’s determine the right fit for you, together.”
To register for this session, please follow this link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tnb-roundtable-building-the-best-nonprofit-website-for-the-cheapest-price-registration-41877504744?aff=mnn
In keeping with the spirit of the TNB Roundtable series, this session will NOT be a sales pitch for any product or service. This will be a professional development opportunity for nonprofit professionals who want to learn with and from their peers in other organizations.
This session is for employees of nonprofit organizations. It is not designed to meet the needs of vendors, volunteers, students, consultants, job-seekers, and others.
If this session is booked to capacity by the time you seek to register for it, please go ahead and put yourself on the waiting list. We have a good track record of finding seats for nonprofit professionals on the waiting list.
We hope that you can join us for a vigorous and informative conversation, in which you will be welcome to share your knowledge and experience with your peers!
Tech Networks of Boston (TNB) is pleased to invite nonprofit professionals to a Super Roundtable session about the essentials of project management. Our featured guest will be Maria Latimore, principal of Maria Latimore Group.
This session will have two segments:
The doors will open at 1:00 pm. In the first segment, we invite all attendees to join us for informal professional working, complimentary snacks, and a short overview about TNB’s work with nonprofit organizations.
The second segment will being at 1:30 pm, and will be devoted to nonprofit project management It will combine a presentation with group activities. We will wrap up at 5:00 pm.
Here’s what Maria says about the session:
“Successfully implementing various projects helps nonprofits to meet their missions and remain viable. Yet, nonprofit project leaders are often challenged to effectively execute their projects because they are not trained to use project management best practices. This super roundtable will give participants the essential vocabulary, practices and tools to more efficiently manage and deliver their projects.
“The concepts will be presented in a simple step-by-step manner and reinforced with interactive hands-on exercises reflecting real-life nonprofit projects. Participants will learn how to immediately apply tactical processes and tools to better plan, execute, and control their projects, and make their work less stressful. These tactics will fully engage all stakeholders, increase project productivity, and thereby increase organizational capacity.”
Here’s a little more about Maria:
Maria Latimore is principal of Maria Latimore Group, a consulting practice that helps nonprofits to deliver projects that drive program services, fundraising and organizational capacity. Maria has helped nonprofits to succeed by customizing project management best practices and training to fit each organization’s context and culture. She has over 30 years of project management experience and formerly was a vice president in State Street Corporation’s information technology and business operations transformation divisions.
Maria is a PMP-certified project manager and has a bachelor of business management degree from Simmons College. She is on the board of directors of The Dignity Institute, the Community Engagement Committee of Nuestra Comunidad, and the Technology Committee at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at University of Massachusetts Boston.
Please also note:
1) In keeping with the spirit of the TNB Roundtable series, this Super Roundtable session will be a professional development opportunity for nonprofit professionals who want to learn with and from their peers in other organizations. Other than briefing you about Tech Networks of Boston’s services, the session will be sales-pitch-free.
2) This session is for employees of nonprofit organizations. It is not designed to meet the needs of vendors, volunteers, students, consultants, job-seekers, and others.
3) Priority in registration will be given to those who are employed by nonprofit organizations that hold full membership in the Massachusetts Nonprofit Network.
4) Participation in this session is free of charge for nonprofit professionals. However, you need a confirmed reservation in order to attend.
5) If this session is booked to capacity by the time you seek to register for it, please go ahead and put yourself on the waiting list. We have a good track record of finding seats for nonprofit professionals on the waiting list.
We hope that you can join us for a vigorous and informative conversation, in which you will be welcome to share your knowledge and experience with your peers!
To register, please follow this link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tsne-missionworks-tnb-super-roundtable-nonprofit-project-management-essentials-registration-42869731521?aff=mnncalendar
Forget everything you think you know about Technology Planning for your organization and get ready for a Tech Planning Smackdown. In this workshop we will examine real examples of nonprofit technology plans and explore ways you can incorporate some leading practices from other organizations – after all, the best form of flattery is imitation! Come prepared to have some fun as we start to think out-of-the-box and get your creative juices flowing in this interactive Tech Planning Smackdown
Participants will come away with:
+ Understanding the flavors of technology plans: Tactical, Strategic, Mission-Based
+ Clear and achievable steps to implement new technology with available resources
+ Creative ways to involve your entire organization and build innovation into your technology plans
+ Methods to redirect the focus of your technology plans where it is needed most
Presenter:
Steve Heye is a Principal Solutions Consultant at Oracle-NetSuite Social Impact, where he acts as a technical expert on the Social Impact team which donates the NetSuite solution to nonprofits. With over 20 years experience working with nonprofits and technology, Steve brings a real passion and unique set of experiences to the NPTech community. Previously Steve was the Manager of Technology at The Cara Program. He was responsible for driving the organization’s strategic use of technology. He also has experience as the Digital Content Services Manager at the YMCA of Metro Chicago. He was responsible for managing all aspects of the YMCA’s digital content creation including the web sites, intranet and social networking. A key role in Steve’s past was with the Technology Resource Group at the YMCA of the USA for about ten years. He provided resources, conferences, and training that allows YMCAs nationwide to better leverage business systems and technology. Steve has a Bachelors degree in Finance from North Central College. He is also the author of Chapter 1 on Aligning Tech to Mission in the Managing Technology to Meet your Mission book.
Twitter: @SteveHeye
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveheye/
Our Facilitators:
+ Associate Grant Markers:
AGM’s mission is to promote the practice and expansion of effective and responsible philanthropy to improve the health and vitality of its region.
– Learn more go to www.agmconnect.org
+ Oracle NetSuite Social Impact:
Oracle NetSuite Social Impact’s mission is to accelerate the social impact of nonprofit and social enterprises globally, regardless of ability to pay, with our software donations and pro bono services. Suite Pro Bono connects our nonprofit and social enterprise customers with Oracle NetSuite employees who give their time and expertise to help organizations accelerate their social impact.
– Learn more about our Product Donation Program at www.netsuite.com/socialimpact
Join our webinar on how your org can receive FREE Technology
Nonprofits and social enterprises of all shapes and sizes utilize NetSuite technologies and employee pro bono services to transform their back-office and amplify their social impact.
Oracle NetSuite Social Impact will be hosting an informational webinar for US nonprofit organizations <$5M in annual revenue who may qualify for our Product Donation and Capacity Building resources.
Learn about how your nonprofit can benefit from our FREE technology resources to accelerate your mission.
Who should attend?
• Nonprofit organizations interested in streamlining business operations.
• This information session is ideal for Executive Directors, Nonprofit Leaders, CFOs/Controllers/Accountants, COOs, CTOs/CIOs and Technology enthusiasts.
• Organizations who have outgrown Excel and/or their Financial Management tools.
What will we cover?
• The webinar will provide an overview of the Oracle NetSuite Social Impact Product Donation, Pro Bono and Capacity Building Resources.
• A Solutions Consultant will provide a brief live demonstration of NetSuite Core Financials.
• A Social Impact Account Executive will walk you through the Product Donation application process.
Tech Networks of Boston (TNB) exists to provide integrated technology services to nonprofits and other mission-based organizations, and it’s also our privilege to offer you professional development opportunities through our Roundtable series. For this Tech Networks of Boston Roundtable, we are grateful to 501Partners for suggesting the topic and generously underwriting the session.
Our July 25th Roundtable session will focus on HIPAA compliance for nonprofits. While many nonprofit organizations are anxious about both the legal and technical implications, they rarely have an opportunity to discuss both issues in one workshop. In this Roundtable session, we hope to remedy that! An experienced attorney, Marni Levitt, will serve as our legal expert. Our Tech Networks of Boston colleague, Peter Franklin, will serve as the information technology expert, answering questions about what kind of changes to your IT infrastructure might be advisable.
Here’s what Marni and Peter say about this session:
“Do you have healthcare partners or clients who are asking whether your business is HIPAA-compliant, or who are requesting that you sign a ‘business associate agreement’ (BAA) before they will do business with you? If so, this session will give you a solid understanding as to what it means to be a ‘business associate’ through specific case studies, as well as an understanding of what you are agreeing to when you sign a BAA, and the types of policies and systems that you need in place to be HIPAA compliant.”
This presentation is appropriate for small, medium and large non-profits, and for C-Suite leaders, including CEOs, COOs, CTOs, CMOs. No previous knowledge of HIPAA compliance is necessary.
Full scholarships are available to qualified employees of nonprofit organizations.
Please apply by using the link below by July 6th. Applicants will be notified of acceptance on July 9th.
http://myemail.constantcontact.com/Tech-Networks-of-Boston-Roundtable–HIPAA-Compliance-for-Nonprofits.html?soid=1101034548868&aid=62wzxc0oOco
Tech Networks of Boston (TNB) exists to provide integrated and managed technology services to nonprofits and other mission-based organizations, and it’s also our privilege to offer you professional development opportunities through our Roundtable series.
Our featured guest at our the August 23rd Tech Networks of Boston Roundtable will be Naava Frank, who is director of Naava Frank LLC/Knowledge Communities.
Here’s what Naava says:
“A Community of Practice brings professionals with shared interests together to learn with and from each other. Communities allow you to share ideas, so you don’t have to “re-invent the wheel” thereby saving you time and money. Finding others with similar challenges can help you solve problems that are too difficult to solve alone and keep you from feeling isolated. Recent research confirms that communities support individual professionals and help organizations tackle ‘systems change’.”
Additional information about this Roundtable session is available here:
Tech Networks of Boston Roundtable: Designing Effective Communities of Practice
Full scholarships are available to qualified employees of nonprofit organizations.
Please apply by using the link below by Tuesday, July 31st. Applicants will be notified of acceptance on Thursday, August 2nd.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YSL6C6P
Tech Networks of Boston (TNB) exists to provide integrated and managed technology services to nonprofits and other mission-based organizations, and it’s also our privilege to offer you professional development opportunities through our Roundtable series.
Our featured guest at our September 13th session will be Jonathan Spack, former chief executive officer of TSNE MissionWorks; the topic will be how nonprofit organizations can develop, nurture, and sustain a healthy organizational culture. This session will be held at EMPath’s Seccomb Room from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
Here’s what Jonathan says:
“A healthy organizational culture, where staff and constituents feel respected and heard, can reduce turnover, prevent conflicts from exploding into crises, and unlock creative strategies and solutions at all levels of the organization. In this interactive session, participants will discuss and debate the role of leadership in developing and sustaining a healthy workplace environment. They will also come away with practical ideas for improving the culture at their own workplaces.
“This session is for employees of nonprofit organizations of any size, and for anyone in a position of formal or informal leadership who is interested in reflecting on and developing their leadership abilities. This includes staff at all levels.”
Here’s a little more about Jonathan:
Jonathan Spack was CEO of Third Sector New England (now TSNE MissionWorks) for 34 years. During his tenure, TSNE grew its programs and stature dramatically, becoming a national leader in fiscal sponsorship, succession planning, social purpose, real estate, and network-based grantmaking. Jonathan is co-founder of the National Network of Fiscal Sponsors, the Nonprofit Centers Network, and the Massachusetts Nonprofit Network. He also spearheaded TSNE’s acquisition and development of the NonProfit Center in downtown Boston as a focal point of social justice activity in the city.
Earlier in his career, Jonathan served as a legal services attorney and a federal discrimination complaints examiner. He holds a B.A. from Brandeis University, a master’s degree in human services management from the Heller School at Brandeis, where he served as executive in residence, and a J.D. from NYU Law School.
Details about this session can be found here:
Tech Networks of Boston Roundtable: How To Nurture a Healthy Organizational Culture
Full scholarships for this session are available to qualified employees of nonprofit organizations.
Please apply by using the link below by Thursday, August 9th.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7JRRNT9
Applicants will be notified of acceptance on Monday, August 13th .
Join us for one workshop, or all three! Click the links below for more information on each workshop. Send one staff to the entire series, or multiple staff to each workshop.
#1 – Increasing Philanthropic Revenues by Endowing Projects with Chuck Gordon
#2 – Cost-Savings for Nonprofit Organizations with Alyssa Wright
#3 – Building Organizational Capacity Through Volunteer Engagement with VQ Volunteer Strategies
#1 – Increasing Philanthropic Revenues by Endowing Projects
Presenter: Chuck Gordon, New Kensington Group
Fundraising isn’t easy! And, how often do you feel like you continue to do the same things over and over again and expect different results but continue to be disappointed by falling short of the level of funding you ideally want to raise? It’s time to stare your tired development plan in the face and consider an alternative approach toward sustainable funding.
Join us to learn more about how you can increase the money you raise by endowing special projects to create a sustainable source of funding for your organization. This alternative funding approach presents you with a new way to think about how you fund your programmatic and administrative priorities. This workshop will both provide you with key techniques and approaches to not only building your endowed project program, but also provide best practices that will help get you there and are essential to your success, including modules on building your development plan, designing the model stewardship program, and perfecting your solicitation skills.
Program Fees
Full Series
HSF Members – $450
Not Yet Members – $900
*MNN members receive a 20% discount off the full series non-member price.
Individual Workshops
HSF Members – $180
Not Yet Members – $350
Please join the Phoenix as we celebrate the Grand Opening of our 10,000 square foot, state-of-the-art fitness facility dedicated to providing a safe and supportive sober active community to those in recovery from substance use disorder. The Phoenix invites all of it’s team members, volunteers, community members, supporters, local politicians, and anyone who is affected by, or want to support recovery support services.
The Phoenix offers a free sober active community to individuals who have suffered from a substance use disorder and to those who choose a sober life. Using a peer support model, we help members heal and rebuild their lives while also striving to eliminate stigma around recovery. Since 2015, Phoenix has operated CrossFit, yoga, running, kickboxing, and climbing programs throughout the Boston area. We began with just one staff member instructing five events per week without a designated program space – the chapter offered programming at Reebok CrossFit Back Bay, the Devine Recovery Center, along the Charles River Esplanade, and at the Blue Hills Reservation. After moving into a temporary 2,000 sq. ft. space in March 2016, we expanded the number of weekly events from 5-16 and increased team member enrollment from 77 to over 550 individuals. In August 2017, we were given a time sensitive opportunity to purchase an 11,000 sq. ft. warehouse at 54 Newmarket Square. With a generous 1:1 matching grant from the Lynch Foundation and local donors, Phoenix raised $1.5 million in 40 days to close on the building. The Boston Chapter will be a hub for individuals in recovery, their families and loved ones. With two gym spaces, a meeting/yoga room, rock walls, and outdoor program space, this facility will be a place of hope for thousands.
Join Nonprofit Tech Club Boston for our panel and open discussion event on Cloud Migration!
About This Event
As nonprofit professionals, we have all heard of the importance to move over to the “Cloud”. Some organizations have already made the transition, some are evaluating their options, and some don’t know where to begin.
Nonprofit Tech Club Boston will present Cloud Migration for Nonprofits — a panel and open discussion on cloud migration, the successes and failures, as well as the strategies nonprofits should take while planning a transition to the cloud.
Moderator:
• Monica Garfield – Professor of Computer Information Systems at Bentley University
Speakers:
• Gavin O’Brien – Manager of Program Data at Community Servings
• Russell Greenwald – Vice President at Insource Services
Who Should Attend:
Nonprofit professionals, board members, volunteers, and nonprofit advocates who are interested in learning more about best practices in moving to the Cloud.
Light Snacks + Drinks will be provided.
Tickets are limited, so register online today!
Directions:
This event will be held at WeWork Fort Point (51 Melcher Street, Boston, MA 02210). The WeWork Fort Point location is a short walk from South Station (Red/Silver/Commuter Rail).
Sponsors:
Thank you to WeWork for providing the event space and Insource Services for contributing to refreshments.
