Join Stanford Social Innovation Review for a webinar led by social sector and technology leaders at Deloitte. Whether your organization is just beginning to explore using AI or already piloting use cases, this learning session offers a practical and engaging way to deepen your understanding and readiness. Register Now!

This webinar is designed to help nonprofit leaders and professionals:
●    Understand your organization’s AI adoption readiness and digital maturity
●    Identify AI use cases that unlock value for your organization
●    Begin to consider common barriers to adoption
●    Explore practical steps to get started

The goal is to meet you where you are. During the webinar, we will discuss tools, strategies, and real-world examples to apply AI in ways that align with your mission.

Who should attend?
Leaders and professionals at nonprofit organizations at various levels of AI and digital maturity can benefit from this program. No technical background required. In fact, if you’re a technical professional, this may not be the right session for you.

Program Features:

 Expert Speakers:
●    Rhonda Evans leads the Dot Good Program at Deloitte—an offering that helps nonprofits amplify social impact through technology and business solutions that give organizations more time to focus on their mission. Evans also leads the Monitor Institute by Deloitte’s impact measurement practice, which focuses on promoting data and evidence for decision-making for social sector clients. She has more than 20 years of experience using data and measurement systems development to promote environmental and social well-being. Previously, Evans was the co-founder and managing director of an applied research consultancy focused on health, environmental, and working conditions issues.
●    Jennifer Holk co-leads the corporate philanthropy practice at the Monitor Institute by Deloitte, a social impact consultancy and think tank that pioneers breakthrough approaches for social and environmental challenges. With 15 years of experience as a consultant and educator, Jennifer helps organizations transform their ability to drive impact. She writes and speaks regularly about the future of social change, teaches business school, and has co-authored several publications, including What’s Next for Corporate Philanthropy, What’s Next for Philanthropy in the 2020s, and Act Now: Future Scenarios and the Case for Equitable Climate Action.
●    Sarah Milsom is a principal in Deloitte’s Government and Public Sector practice where she leads AI and Data Strategies and Implementations. She brings over 15 years of experience guiding governmental agencies in enterprise transformations, specializing in setting up and scaling modern data and advanced analytics capabilities. Milsom’s consulting experience is combined with her academic background, where she researched and published on a variety of international economic and development topics during her time in the Global Economy and Development program at the Brookings Institution.

 On-Demand Version: Registrants will receive access to the program recording afterwards.

 Complimentary Registration: Register for this webinar for free. The support from Deloitte has made complimentary access to this program possible. Your registration provides you with access to the live webinar, recommended resources, and access to the recording.



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