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Presenter: Idealware
Host: Montana Nonprofit Association
Cost: Free for NDANO Members

This webinar is free and available to NDANO members only. The registration link is provided in NDANO's members only portal.

Idealware, a program of the nonprofit Tech Impact, provides technology education and free resources to nonprofits worldwide. Whether you are an "accidental techie" who has to choose and manage technology tools, a program or development professional who wants to learn how technology can make you more effective and productive, or an executive who wants to align technology strategy with your mission, Idealware can provide research-based and practical resources to build your knowledge and confidence.

In this webinar, you will learn about how to access and utilize the member discount on Idealware's technology courses, how Idealware works with partners to determine training topics, additional free resources, and other ways to get answers for your technology questions.

As an Idealware partner, NDANO members receive a discount on Idealware courses.

About the Presenters
Karen Graham, Director of Education and Outreach at Tech Impact
Karen is a sought-after speaker, trainer, writer, and consultant with expertise in technology leadership and innovation, nonprofit software, and digital strategy. As Tech Impact's Education and Outreach Director she leads the team of Idealware researchers, presenters and writers who create technology information resources designed to help nonprofit leaders put their vision into action. Her past experience includes leading the technology learning and networking programs at MAP for Nonprofits, helping the startup thedatabank transform into a thriving software company, and various roles in arts and human services organizations. Participants in Karen’s training courses describe her as warm, engaging, and frequently mention that she leads some of the most interactive workshops they’ve ever attended. She holds an MBA in Nonprofit Management from the University of St. Thomas.

Colin Murphy, Training Manager at Idealware
Colin brings a long background in marketing, sales and recruiting to Idealware, where he manages training events and grows course partner relationships. Prior to joining Idealware, Colin enjoyed 15 years in Hollywood studios before focusing his skills in digital advertising. Soon after a start-up that Colin worked with was acquired by a large San Francisco tech company, he redirected his career from sales for large corporations to enhancing nonprofit workforce development programs, developing curricula, and coaching and training hundreds of mid-career clients on job search essentials. Outside of his work at Idealware, Colin volunteers as a career advisor, spoils his two cats, and paints acrylic landscapes in his backyard.