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As an individual passionate about personal and professional development, I find LinkedIn's Impact Summit 2024 to be an exciting opportunity for learning, networking, and inspiration. The idea of gathering global peers from diverse backgrounds, including organizations and non-profits, signifies a collaborative approach towards addressing societal and environmental challenges. One aspect that particularly resonates with me is the focus on fostering new ideas. Innovation often thrives in environments where different perspectives converge, and the summit seems to offer a platform for precisely that. It's inspiring to imagine the potential outcomes of such collaboration – from breakthrough solutions to lasting partnerships aimed at driving positive change. Moreover, the emphasis on learning from both organizations and non-profits is noteworthy. It acknowledges that impactful change can stem from various sectors and that there's value in exchanging insights and best practices across these boundaries. This inclusive approach reflects a holistic understanding of societal challenges and the importance of leveraging collective wisdom to address them effectively. Personally, I see the Impact Summit as an opportunity not only to gain knowledge and insights but also to contribute to meaningful discussions and initiatives. Whether it's sharing experiences from my own professional journey or engaging with others' perspectives, I believe there's immense potential for mutual growth and collaboration. In essence, LinkedIn's Impact Summit 2024 represents a convergence of ideas, networks, and aspirations aimed at catalyzing positive impact on a global scale. I'm excited to be a part of this collective effort towards building a more sustainable and inclusive future.

According to TAG’s 2024 State of Philanthropy Tech report, only 30% of grantmakers have an AI use policy.     If you are in the 70% of organizations that don’t, check out this guide from Peter Panepento, co-founder and managing partner at Turn Two Communications, with seven tips for creating an AI policy at your grantmaking organization. https://blkb.co/3UmEKGS 

We can all learn how to take better advantage of LinkedIn, ways to promote our events, and how to use AI! Sree Sreenivasan will show us tangible digital tools to help improve our work at ComNet24 this October 16-18 🎉 Explore: - Moving beyond X — learn how (and why) to take better advantage of LinkedIn - New ways of thinking about event amplification - Where to go and what to do with AI (on a daily basis) - A chance to “ask the social media doctor” Learn more about our schedule and join our waitlist at the link in the comments! #communications #nonprofit #philanthropy #leadership #learning #community #leadershipdevelopment #storytelling #comms4good #networking #professionaldevelopment #Conference

Major gifts fundraising is fundamentally a contact sport - it always has been. It may seem straightforward, but it carries a profound truth. In our increasingly digital world, it’s WAY too easy to rely on emails, social media, and marketing initiatives. As AI becomes ever more prevalent, people are craving crave real, human, authentic interactions. Face-to-face time is crucial for building genuine relationships and trust. When was the last time you connected with a donor over coffee or lunch? Valuable time spent together is the only way to understand our donors’ passions and motivations on a deeper level. Let’s commit to getting out there more—scheduling meetings, attending THEIR events, and making those personal visits happen. #CatholicEducation #Fundraising #DonorRelations #MajorGifts #Advancement Partners in Mission

How can nonprofits use AI to do more good for more people? Our new Nonprofit Digital Transformation Report reveals the best practices from Pacesetters—organizations using tech to maximize their impact. Check it out and pass it along. http://spr.ly/6043obbAD

How can nonprofits use AI to do more good for more people? Our new Nonprofit Digital Transformation Report reveals the best practices from Pacesetters—organizations using tech to maximize their impact. Check it out and pass it along. http://spr.ly/6045sbSlW

How can nonprofits use AI to do more good for more people? Our new Nonprofit Digital Transformation Report reveals the best practices from Pacesetters—organizations using tech to maximize their impact. Check it out and pass it along. http://spr.ly/6043ow95z

How can nonprofits use AI to do more good for more people? Our new Nonprofit Digital Transformation Report reveals the best practices from Pacesetters—organizations using tech to maximize their impact. Check it out and pass it along. http://spr.ly/6043oHwlx

According to Technology Association of Grantmakers’ 2024 State of Philanthropy Tech report, only 30% of grantmakers have an AI use policy.     If you are in the 70% of organizations that don’t, check out this guide from Peter Panepento, co-founder and managing partner at Turn Two Communications, with seven tips for creating an AI policy at your grantmaking organization. https://blkb.co/3UmEKGS

How can nonprofits use AI to do more good for more people? Our new Nonprofit Digital Transformation Report reveals the best practices from Pacesetters—organizations using tech to maximize their impact. Check it out and pass it along. http://spr.ly/6049oyjND