My 17NTC Report
Photo: NTEN I’m back from NTEN’s annual conference, the biggest one ever with 2300 attendees here in DC. NTEN’s signature.
Photo: NTEN I’m back from NTEN’s annual conference, the biggest one ever with 2300 attendees here in DC. NTEN’s signature.
Early next week, I’m going to publish the “director’s cut” of my recent NTEN.ORG article, “What Is Nonprofit Technology“. But I.
If you believe that your current job is your last job — the one that you will retire from — raise.
Last week I attended two events sponsored by my new employer, Legal Services Corporation (LSC). The first was a two day Technology Summit, where a group of 50 thought leaders gathered to develop a plan for addressing the demand for legal aid more dramatically by making strategic use of technology. That was followed by the three day Technology Initiative Grants (TIG) conference.
I'm still knocking on wood a bit, but I think it's now safe to rep0ort that I'll be joining Legal Services Corporation as their Chief Information Officer in January. Those of you who read my Looking For A New Job post in August know that I had some pretty strict requirements for that gig, and this one meets or exceeds them. LSC is the nonprofit that allocates federal funding to legal aid societies across the country.
This article was originally published on the Idealware Blog in February of 2011. There’s been a ton of talk over.
So, I think it’s safe to let everyone know that I start a new gig as IT Director at Earthjustice.
I’m just back from NTEN‘s wonderful annual conference, which was in DC this year. This is my third year attending,.
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