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Title:

Pimp My Non Profit: Real Non-Profits Kicking Ass with Online Technology

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Level:
Beginner
Type:
Panel
Category:
Philosophical, Social
Organizer:
Ed Schipul , Schipul - The Web Marketing Company
Description:
Non profit groups struggle with funding and public support issues on a daily basis. Yet many have overcome the odds and made a splash online and offline by using the latest Web technologies -- for pennies on the dollar. This discussion will center around the stories, strategies, triumphs and challenges of innovative non profits with a passion for change and the cajones to rock it out online.
Jason McElweenie
on 21/8/07
As the spearhead of the Houston branch of NetSquared Ed has tried to bring awareness to non profits and how the tech community can help out. Every meeting is better that the other so I am anxious to see this panel
Dan Keeney
on 21/8/07
So often, non profits are scared of being too edgy for fear of possibly insulting some potential donor. It's time they break out. Ed has helped hundreds of non profits push the boundaries to better connect and be relevant. Looking forward to it.
Tracey Lee Wallace
on 21/8/07
Love this idea. Non-Profits are very near and dear to my heart. I want them to shine as big and as bright as the non-non-profit world. I am so there!
Sharon Dotson
on 21/8/07
Ed is tuned into the needs of non-profits. Look what he's done for Public Relations Society of America, Save The Center and Only in Houston. Definitely worth attending.
Jamie Farquhar
on 22/8/07
This is a must see for anyone on the board or even a member of a non-profit group. We just switched to Google shooping cart for membership sign-up online and it instantly boostded our membership. I will be there to get tips to help out Art Directors Club of Houston (ADCH.)
Lee McAlilly
on 23/8/07
Ed is probably the most ethical/technical business man you will meet. People and technology are his priority so let his light shine in.
Lee McAlilly
on 23/8/07
Connecting people with people through technology is what Ed Schipul is about. I look forward to seeing this panel.
Kim Lange
on 23/8/07
Ed is probably the most ethical/technical business man you will meet. People and technology are his priority so let his light shine in.
Sarah Schacht
on 24/8/07
As a founder of an online non-profit, the points in this session's summary rang true with me. There's a lot of great work being done in this sector and it'd be great to have a broader discussions of the unique opportunities and challenges to the online non-profit.
Erin Stojan
on 24/8/07
As I understand it, Beth Kanter is co-presenting. 'nuff said. This would be a great panel.
Nathan Ketsdever
on 31/8/07
NP Tech 2.0 is dope!
erin handy
on 12/9/07
So excited to have been invited to participate in this panel, Ed! Thanks again.
Connie Reece
on 20/9/07
So many nonprofits need to hear this -- and as the capital city, Austin is an association/nonprofit hot spot. I'll be telling many friends who work in the nonprofit sector about this panel.
raymond gayle
on 20/9/07
Ed is the YODA of marketing. Count me in!
Kerry Gayle
on 20/9/07
I'm hoping to see that at the Big Show!!
Tomasz Górski
on 27/1/08
The show was amaizing! Regards
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on 4/2/09
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on 26/3/09
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on 5/5/09
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Do it today!
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