3 steps to create a vision to scale your programs and impact

Does your organization have a defined vision to grow your programs and scale your impact? What about a tech roadmap and fundraising plan to get you there? If not, this session is for you.

In this session, you will hear from a nonprofit team and their technology partner on how to build an actionable and achievable plan to scale your organization’s programmatic impact.

What we will do together:

Participate in a step-by-step exercise to assess your organization’s program goals and vision.
Receive a gap assessment template to help your team understand existing barriers to scale and associated tech needs.
Hear a case study detailing how CoachArt and ECHO Technology Solutions partnered to 4x program impact and expand nationwide.

First learning outcome

Assess your organization's program goals and vision

Second learning outcome

Understand existing barriers to scale and associated tech needs.

Third learning outcome

A case study of 4x impact growth and national expansion

Speakers

Greg Harrell-Edge

Executive Director

CoachArt

Greg Harrell-Edge has been CoachArt’s Executive Director since 2016. A second-generation nonprofit executive, his focus in the sector has been on using emerging trends in entrepreneurship to make a bigger and more scalable impact in the world. Under Greg’s leadership, CoachArt created an app called CoachArt Connect for volunteers to match directly with families impacted by chronic illness, based on the 2-sided platform model of Lyft, AirBnB or Match.com. The app reduced the staff time needed to make one match from over 7 hours to under 7 minutes. The design of the app was a finalist for the national 2017 and 2020 TechImpact Innovation award and Greg’s pitch for the platform won both the 2018 Social Venture Partners LA Fast Pitch Innovation Award and the Audience Award. During Greg’s tenure, CoachArt has experienced: a) an 240%+ increase in annual lesson hours; b) a 60%+ increase in annual revenue; c) budget surpluses, totaling more than $400,000+. He oversees CoachArt’s vision to scale free arts and athletics lessons to any child impacted by chronic illness across the country. Greg was formerly the Development Director at Friends of the Urban Forest in San Francisco, and has also previously worked as an organizer for Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign and as a content creator for ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Joel Bartholomew

Salesforce Consultant

ECHO Technology Solutions

Joel is a service-disabled Air Force Veteran and has spent the last 6 years working at the largest veteran non-profit in the U.S. as a leader of the program evaluation/data team and grantee evaluation team. He has over 15 years of experience working in contracting/acquisitions, business development, nonprofit management, and project management in the federal government, nonprofit and small business sectors. He is passionate about helping organizations to optimize their processes, strengthen their organizational culture, and turn data into business intelligence. He loves to travel the world with his family to learn and experience new cultures.

Session format

30-minute session

Session location

In Denver

Date and time

April 14, 2023

1:30 pm-2:00 pm MT

Who should attend?

Nonprofit leaders

NTEN is creating a world where missions and movements are successful through the skillful and equitable use of technology.

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