From enhancing fundraising strategies to demonstrating impact, there’s a lot that the third sector can do with data.
But at the moment, nonprofits don't have the capacity or are unsure of the right tools to use data to its full potential.
On top of all that, there’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) to contend with. Although the majority of the sector (78%) agrees that AI is relevant to their charity and could transform it, 73% say they don’t feel prepared to respond to the opportunities and challenges it brings.
Well, worry no longer: this roundtable discussion, hosted by Third Sector editor Emily Burt, and thought leader, Caroline Carruthers, delves into how to build an effective, AI-driven data strategy that will enhance your organisation’s services and operations – now and into the future.
We’ll cover:
- What can data do for you? You don’t know what you don’t know. We’ll explore the opportunities that collecting and analysing the right data presents your organisation.
- How to consolidate your data efforts: Charities often have multiple data entry points and unwieldy CRMs. We’ll discuss how to create a healthy data ecosystem.
- Where does AI fit into the mix? We’ll demystify AI so that you can put the right foot forward.
- Analysis and insight: So you’ve collected the data… what’s next?
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Caroline is an award-winning data expert and co-founder of global data consultancy Carruthers and Jackson. She was one of the first women to take on the role of Chief Data Officer in the UK public sector for Network Rail and has worked across multiple industries to build data capability from the ground up, delivering real change to each organisation around how they valued their data as an asset.
Caroline has authored several best-selling books on the role of data in organisations, including the renowned “chief Data Officer’s Playbook” and the bestselling “Data Driven Business Transformation.” Working alongside co-author, and co-founder of Carruthers and Jackson, Peter Jackson, Caroline now consults public, private and charity sector organisations around the world on how to get the most out of their data.
Caroline was named one of the top 20 inspirational female role models in data by The Female Lead in 2018 and won Computing’s Rising Stars Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2020 for her work consulting major international organisations on their data operations.
Editor at Third Sector magazine UK