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?? Tech leaders don’t just execute strategy—they shape it. Edima Elinewinga, CAE shares why technology leaders need to be in the room from day one—not just when it’s time to implement. Digital strategy isn’t separate from business strategy. It’s a core enabler of an organization’s mission. When tech leaders collaborate from the start, they ensure that technology isn’t just an afterthought but a driving force behind impact and innovation. Boards can help make it happen. Watch the clip to hear why Edima says, “I don’t have a technology strategy. I have a business strategy.” #Leadership #DigitalStrategy #TechForGood #BoardLeadership Video clip created by our friends Arbor , the AI-powered Storytelling Platform.

?? How can philanthropy lead in the age of AI? Board.Dev’s cofounder & CEO, Alethea Hannemann, teamed up with Chantal Forster to explore why staying on the sidelines isn’t an option. From engaging grantees to leveraging board expertise, they outline 4 key steps that can help philanthropy embrace AI responsibly. ?? Read the full article to learn how the Annenberg Foundation is approaching AI and what the latest data from the Technology Association of Grantmakers reveals. #Philanthropy #AI #Nonprofits #BoardLeadership

Tech Board Leadership 101 is happening next week! There’s still time to register here: https://lnkd.in/eEQgitXX

"What if we could collectively fight for our data rights—just like data unions do?" At the launch of Board.Dev’s Nonprofit Tech Governance Congress, Anil Dash challenged the room to think about the power we have when we work together. Data platforms hold immense control, but what if those generating the data—all of us—could work together to wield the same control for the missions we support? The ability to advocate for fair, ethical, and transparent data practices isn’t just possible—it’s necessary. Your leadership and community–including your board–can help you do it. Drop your thoughts below. ?? Video clip created by our friends at Arbor, the AI-powered Storytelling Platform. #Leadership #DigitalStrategy #TechForGood #BoardLeadership

Corporations are spending 3x more on technology than nonprofit organizations. Yet, technology is a key enabler for achieving missions, scaling impact, and ensuring long-term success. So why are so many nonprofits struggling to access the tech resources they need? It was great to hear from Alethea Hannemann, co-founder and CEO of Board.Dev, in their recent webinar about the critical need for technology leadership in nonprofits. The numbers speak for themselves: ?? 3:1 – The ratio of budget spent on tech by companies vs. nonprofits ?? 16% – The percentage of nonprofits with high digital maturity ?? 4x – The increased likelihood of tech-savvy nonprofits to achieve their missions So, why is there less investment in tech for nonprofits? And how can we bridge this gap to ensure nonprofits have the tools and leadership they need to succeed? #TechnologyForGood #DigitalTransformation #TechForNonprofits

?? We’re activating tech leaders to serve on nonprofit boards. Will you be next? Nonprofits need tech-savvy board members to navigate cybersecurity, AI, and digital transformation. That’s why, every month, Board.Dev brings together experts and aspiring board members in our free webinar—to equip you with the insights and connections to make an impact. Join us this month to learn: ?? Why technical governance is essential for nonprofits ?? The tech skills that make you a valuable board member ?? How board service advances your leadership and career ?? How Board.Dev connects you to the right board opportunities Tech leaders like you have the power to drive change. Will you step up? ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/eEQgitXX #TechForGood #NonprofitLeadership #BoardService #DigitalStrategy

When nonprofits get tech governance right, they thrive! Chantal Forster breaks down three key lessons every nonprofit leader should know: ?? Proactive governance. Anticipate tech waves and turn disruption into opportunity. ?? Investing in innovation. It’s not just about tech; it’s about building the capacity to manage and scale it. ?? Tech governance = mission resilience. Strong governance ensures long-term impact and sustainability. The time for tech-savvy nonprofit leadership is now. Are your board and funders ready? ?? Video clip and social post created by our friends at Arbor, the AI-powered Storytelling Platform. #TechForGood #NonprofitLeadership #DigitalStrategy

AI today, quantum computing and robotics tomorrow—tech keeps evolving, and we need nonprofits to stay apace. The key isn’t just keeping up; it’s building a strong foundation with strategic leadership that makes smart decision-making possible, no matter what comes next.? In this clip, Jake Porway breaks down why future-proofing impact isn’t about chasing trends, but about creating systems and strategies that last. When nonprofits invest in the right data practices today, they set themselves up to navigate every tech shift ahead.? ?? Video created by our friends at Arbor, the AI-powered Storytelling Platform.? #AI #DataScience #NonprofitInnovation #TechForGood #FutureProofing

Tech leaders: Your expertise is needed ?? Nonprofits are making high-stakes decisions about AI, cybersecurity, and digital transformation without enough tech-savvy voices in the room. That’s where you come in. Join Tech Board Leadership 101 on March 11 to learn how to: ?? Turn your skills into strategic guidance for mission-driven organizations ?? Amplify your career while making a real-world impact ?? Find the right nonprofit board for you ?? Lead the charge in responsible tech governance Board.Dev is building a community of tech leaders who are reshaping how nonprofits navigate the digital age. Want in? Join the webinar! ?? March 11 ?? Register here: https://lnkd.in/eEQgitXX #TechForGood #NonprofitLeadership #BoardGovernance #ImpactThroughTech #LeadTheChange

"Tech for good" is only good when it’s done right.—but without tech expertise in the boardroom, even the best intentions can lead to harmful mistakes. ?? As Jim Fruchterman explains in this clip, the right tech leadership can mean the difference between protecting vulnerable communities and unintended exposure: ?? Ethical Data Practices. Public maps exposing domestic violence survivors? Unencrypted data on abused children? These are real cases with real consequences. ?? Tech-Savvy Governance. A tech-informed board could prevent these disasters. ?? Collaboration & Trust. When nonprofits work together, like in the case of disability access, the impact is game-changing. At Board.Dev, we’re equipping tech leaders with the knowledge and connections to step into board roles where they can drive real change. ?? Video created by our friends at Arbor, the AI-powered Storytelling Platform. #TechForGood #EthicalTech #DataGovernance #NonprofitLeadership #BoardGovernance