Nonprofits are asked to do the impossible: serve more people, raise more money, report more outcomes, all with fewer staff, tighter budgets, and volunteer teams running on goodwill.
AI doesn't replace the people. It's a force multiplier. Grant writing that took a week becomes a day. Donor research that overwhelmed one development director becomes manageable. Program reporting that consumed half of every month gets handled in hours. The time that comes back goes straight to the work that actually changes lives.
Liz has worked with four boards, been the executive director of a national nonprofit, and visited 52 nonprofits in 52 weeks. She knows how they can achieve more of their mission and vision than ever before using AI, not by working harder, but by working with the most powerful tool their sector has ever had access to.
Why This Matters Now
Nonprofits are burning out their best people on administrative work while the mission suffers. AI changes that equation overnight. This keynote shows how, from someone who's lived inside the nonprofit world.