One key differentiator for the top tier nonprofits of any size is the attention paid to technology resources. In these successful nonprofits, a comprehensive technology strategy is aligned with the mission and the strategy is understood at all levels of the organization. During this session we will discuss how to align technology and mission for the success of the organization.

Takeaways:
1. Understand how technology can help or hinder the success of a nonprofit's mission.

2. Create a strategy for aligning technology with the mission.


3. Know how to conduct an effective technology needs analysis for your organization.

This session will be presented live at the 2010 Nonprofit Technology Conference.  You can register to view the live presentation -- the slides and audio, just like any other webinar, from the comfort of your office or home.  You'll also be able to participate and ask your questions through the chat feature. 

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Presented by: Carlos Morales, Minnesota Institute of Public Health and Paul Zobitz

Carlos Morales works with all phases of information technology including systems set-up, troubleshooting and Web design and development. Provides training on topics related to social media and technology implementation.

Paul Zobitz is an independent technology consultant that specializes in the non-profit and small business sectors. Paul has more than 15 years experience working with all aspects of technology from strategy development and planning to implementation. A main focus for Paul has been leveraging web technologies to provide better access to data for all stakeholders.

About 10NTC Live Events:

The fantastic folks at ReadyTalk -- long time partners with a great discount for NTEN members -- are bringing you six NTC sessions as webinars.  You'll be able to hear the speakers and see their slides, just like any other webinar. As an added bonus, you'll be able to chat YOUR questions to the speakers, and the ReadyTalk folks will make sure they get answered! Of course, the recordings will be available after the conference, as well.