On-demand webinar: Everywhere automation can be implemented in your association or nonprofit

Automation functionality is already available to associations and nonprofits in commonly-used software and systems – but are you fully leveraging this powerful technology to lessen the manual workload and permit your staff to focus on more strategic imperatives?

Aimed at both nonprofits and associations, this 45-minute on-demand webinar overviews the workflow and automation technology available in standard nonprofit and association software, best practices for creating and deploying successful automations, and a list of starter concepts to bring back to your organization.

Key learning objectives

• Learn what common nonprofit and association technology – CRMs, AMSs, Office, and more – offer built-in automation functionality
• Familiarize yourself with automations, workflows, and triggers and how they work
• Determine how to evaluate common nonprofit and association business processes to see which might be appropriate for automation
• Learn tips and tricks to easily create automations, and techniques to successfully pilot and deploy them

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Speaker

Lisa Rau co-founded Fíonta with Jeff Sullivan over 20 years ago and served as the organization’s CEO until April 2018. She currently serves as Fíonta’s chairman and provides strategic technology consulting to select nonprofit and association clients.

Lisa is a well-known thought leader in the nonprofit technology field who is passionate about leveraging technology as a force for change. Earlier in her career, she was a National Science Foundation Visiting Scholar and then led Artificial Intelligence (AI) research at GE for eight years, publishing over 50 peer-reviewed articles in journals and conference proceedings in that time. Prior to founding Fíonta, Lisa was a senior executive at a commercial information technology services firm where she had profit and loss responsibility for IT services contracts of over $35M in annual revenue and managed a staff of 300+.

Lisa lives in Washington, DC with her husband of over 30 years, and loves to ride her bicycle, read, and travel all over the world. She holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and a M.S. in Computer Science from the University of California at Berkeley, where she was assigned the email address lisa@berkeley.edu in the early years of the Internet, and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Exeter.