We all know that the right database can make managing donation histories, contact information, and other critical donor information easier. But how is the market changing? What new features and functions are available?

Here's your chance to ask the experts, as Idealware presents a quick run-through of the top trends from the new research for the Consumer's Guide to Low-Cost Guide to Donor Management Systems, newly updated for 2011.

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About The Presenters

Andrea Berry
Andrea oversees Idealware's fundraising and training activities including the Field Guide to Nonprofit Software, sponsorship, corporate and individual giving, grants management and online seminars. Prior to joining Idealware, Andrea held fundraising positions in education, health research and museums and has taught math, performing arts and history in traditional and non-traditional educational settings. She brings a breadth of experience with fundraising and communications, particularly as it relates to small nonprofits, and has worked as a consultant with nonprofits across New England to help identify appropriate donor management software. Additionally, as a former teacher, Andrea brings front-line tested expertise in curriculum development and training.

Jay Leslie
As Senior Researcher at Idealware, Jay is responsible for researching software choices through demos, interviews, and surveys, and using that information to create easy-to-use resources.  He brings to his role 15 years of experience in information technology management in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors. Prior to Idealware, Jay was an IT executive at the Atlantic Philanthropies, where he led several major software selection and implementation projects. As a member of the Technology Affinity Group (TAG), Jay has given presentations on topics such as implementing cloud-based organization back-up schemes and the potential for Google Apps in philanthropic organizations. Jay has a strong interest in technological change and its impact on organizations and society.