Innovation doesn’t happen only in Silicon Valley, and it doesn’t happen only inside tech companies. As this week’s Nonprofit Technology Conference proved, smart people throughout the nonprofit sector have not only embraced technology, but are pioneers when it comes to maximizing the power of technology.
This year’s conference, a program of the Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN), brought together over 2,000 people from 47 states and dozens of countries for a program packed with awards, breakout sessions, progressive parties in downtown San Jose, real talk about digital inclusion, and practical advice about tackling the challenges facing nonprofits. Microsoft Philanthropies proudly served as presenting sponsor. Here’s a look at the conversation:
