Emerging Trends in AI and Beyond: A Partner Industry Panel
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Join us for this highly anticipated prospect development industry event! Geared around thought leadership and growth within the prospect development space, the Partner Industry Panel will feature four thought leaders from various supporting organizations within the philanthropy space. The panelists will discuss the various trends they are seeing in the philanthropy world, ways to combat various challenges currently being faced by industry professionals and share tips based upon their own experiences. Moderated by Prospect Development 2023 Conference Planning Committee Chair Stephanie Brouwer (Creative Fundraising Advisors), this is an event you won’t want to miss.
Stephanie Brouwer (Moderator)
United Way of Central Indiana
Chris Green
Mr
Xapien
Chris has 25 years’ leadership experience in businesses providing data-driven insight across Government, Law Enforcement, National Security and Financial Services clients.
He is currently co-founder and CEO of Xapien – an automated background research platform used by a number of leading universities and non-profits to distil insights from the vast and ever-expanding information space.
Chris began his career at Detica (now BAE Systems) providing technology strategy advice to Central Government agencies in the aftermath of 9/11.
He hence led a number of teams delivering fraud, compliance, cyber security and analytics systems into major private and public sector clients. His final role was Managing Director of the Financial Crime division, with 600 staff in 12 countries.
He left BAE to spend 2 years as Chief Commercial Officer at CallCredit, the challenger credit reference agency, prior to its acquisition by TransUnion for £1Bn.
Justine Griffin
Segment General Manager
Nexis Solutions
Ashley Fitzgerald
Strategic Partnership Manager
Altrata
Ashley spent ten years in the nonprofit sector and saw that the cold reality for nonprofit organizations is a lack of resources (both human and monetary), donor fatigue, and the ever-changing landscape of public opinion towards social services. She also saw professionals who were resourceful, creative, resilient, and relentless in their pursuit of social justice.
With Ashley’s working knowledge of nonprofits, experience with fundraising, and technical savvy, she is afforded the privilege of working with CRMs and consultants who are on the cutting edge of data-driven fundraising.
When she stepped into a leadership role at a residential treatment facility, it was clear that there was much to learn more about the dynamic, far-reaching nonprofit sector. Ashley studied and graduated the University of San Diego’s master’s program for Nonprofit Management and Leadership. There, she worked with local nonprofits to develop fundraising plans, consult on board member duties, write budgets, and develop bylaws.
Ashley is a big-picture thinker with an eye on charitable giving trends.
She has witnessed first-hand the power of wealth intelligence to help nonprofit organizations reach their fundraising goals.
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