Free Webinar: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Generosity

How can the nonprofit community stay relevant and keep evolving in the ever-changing, modern world? Artificial Intelligence tools and knowledge are more accessible than ever before, and people are starting to understand this is the future. Hopping on new technologies and following the latest trends should be a common practice in the philanthropy ecosystem as well.

In this presentation, Nathan Chappell, Sr. Vice President of DonorSearch Aristotle, one of the world’s foremost experts on the intersection between Artificial Intelligence and philanthropy, will discuss all you need to know about the AI integration in the philanthropy sector. Whether you are curious about AI, already using it, or still unsure about it, this presentation will surely bring exciting and useful information. Discover the awe-inspiring benefits of AI, how it’s already helping nonprofits build long term relationships with their donors and learn how to get access to valuable tools that’ll take you a step closer to creating a more connected and more loving community.
 

Presenters:

Nathan Chappell, CFRE
Title: Senior Vice President, DonorSearch Aristotle
Nathan Chappell is a recognized thought leader, public speaker and passionate philanthropist. He was listed as one of the Top 100 Influencers in Philanthropy in 2019 and has served in leadership positions within several large and complex nonprofit organizations for the past 20 years. Nathan is not only an AI enthusiast, but a true believer in the merging of technological advances with human insights to build the future of generosity.

Scott Rosenkrans
Title: Associate Vice President of DonorSearch Aristotle
Scott Rosenkrans serves as Associate Vice President of DonorSearch Aristotle, leading a research and development division dedicated to leveraging Artificial Intelligence to help nonprofits harness actionable insights from big data. Prior to this role, Scott served as Director of Data Analytics for Futurus Group/Gobel Group, leading the development and application of an award-winning ML algorithm focused on predicting indicators of gratitude to determine best potential donors for fundraising organizations. Scott’s work at Futurus Group was recognized by Fast Company through their annual World Changing Ideas awards.