On-Demand Webinar

Technology Performance in Nonprofits and Associations: How Data-Driven Adoption Drives Growth and Future-Readiness

While others are still talking about digital transformation, we now have the data to show what actually works. Join us for a research-based look at how technology decisions are creating measurable differences in organizational performance—and why some nonprofits and associations are thriving while others fall behind.

We’ll share concrete findings from our previously published nonprofit research and preview results from our upcoming associations study that reveal the performance gaps between what member organizations think they’re delivering and what their members truly experience. This webinar isn’t just about adopting technology—it’s about optimizing it for measurable impact.

Watch now and get the complete nonprofit report and early findings from our associations research.

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What you'll learn:

The performance data Nearly half of nonprofits grew revenue last year, but organizations with strategic technology use averaged 5.14 revenue streams while others struggled to diversify funding
Technology readiness predicts confidence Despite funding fears, many nonprofit professionals feel positive about their future, and their technology preparedness is the strongest factor in that outlook
AI implementation reality Only 21% of nonprofits use AI, but those who do report measurable value in content creation, marketing, and data analysis
The perception gap First look at association survey data showing how staff assumptions about technology performance don't match what members are really experiencing
What high performers do differently Practical approaches to member experience, AI policies, and the technology decisions that separate successful organizations from struggling ones
The next three years Why some organizations won't survive without strategic technology optimization—and what successful implementation looks like in practice

Presenters

Shannon Reed

Senior Director of Engagement, The Electrochemical Society

Tirrah Switzer

VP of Product Marketing, Momentive Software