IoF Tech Group Conference on May 13th: 38 Degrees Announced as Keynote
Howard Lake | 18 April 2011 | News
The Institute of Fundraising Technology Group are holding a one day conference on May 13th in London, where Johnny Chatterton, from online campaigning organisation 38 Degrees (the tipping point of an avalanche!) will talk about how over ½ million signatures were gained to stop the proposed sell-off of our forests, and how an online social community of campaigners has been built and have taken over 2.6m actions to date. Truly inspirational!
There will be three streams of seminars (eFundraising, Strategy, Technology) and a fantastic list of speakers (Shelter, BHF, the Stroke Association, Sayer Vincent, Baigent Digital, Twittorial, more…)
The conference is for anyone interested in technology and fundraising, whether they are in the fundraising, marketing, digital/web teams, supporter services or IT departments.
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* Attendees can hear about developments in technology and how they can be applied effectively to your organisation’s fundraising strategy.
* Charities and consultants will discuss how they have implemented change and innovation using databases, the web and new media
* And you can find out specifically about using Twitter, implementing mobile fundraising and how to find out how much your next fundraising database will cost.
All that and free wine on a Friday evening! There is also an after-event Networking Reception where you will have the chance to discuss the day’s issues one-to-one with other delegates and some of the speakers.
How to Book: The Important Details… The date: Friday May 13th 2011. The Location: America Square Conference Centre, London. All the costs and how to book can be found online at www.iofitsig.org/conf. We are also offering bursaries for a limited number of smaller charities; for more information on applying for a bursary please email us at en*******@io******.org.
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About Howard Lake
Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale.
He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.