Conferences & Events

• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1002/nba.30728
• Date: 01 March 2020
• Published date: 01 March 2020

NONPROFIT BUSINESS ADVISOR MARCH 2020

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DOI: 10.1002/nba

Conferences & Events

2020 Grant Managers Network

Annual Conference

PEAK Grantmaking will hold its 2020 Grant

Managers Network Annual Conference March 9–11

in Seattle.

According to organizers, this conference will delve

into how attendees can put into practice the ve

Principles for Peak Grantmaking:

• Tie practices to values.

• Narrow the power gap.

• Drive equity.

• Learn, share, evolve.

• Steward responsively.

Featured keynote speakers will include:

• LaTosha Brown, co-founder of the Black Voters

Matter Fund;

• Carly Bad Heart Bull, Native nations activities

manager at the Bush Foundation;

• Jen Bokoff, director of stakeholder engagement

at Candid;

• Tim Fox, vice president of indigenous relations

at the Calgary Foundation; and

• Jessica Barron, consultant at Frontline Solutions.

Registration fees range up to $1,370.

For more information, visit https://peak2020.peak-

grantmaking.org.

Washington Non-Prot

Legal & Tax Conference

The Washington Non-Prot Legal & Tax Confer-

ence will be held March 19–20 in Washington, D.C.

According to organizers, this event is dedicated to

educating those in the nonprot world responsible for

the various legal and accounting aspects that pertain

to exempt organizations.

Conference attendees will receive the latest infor-

mation from top experts in the nonprot sector on

vital issues affecting exempt organizations, as well as

indispensable written and digital resources.

The conference will cover core topics like the Form

990, IRS audits, accounting updates, charitable de-

ductions, nonprot compensation, ethics, charitable

state registration and numerous updates affecting all

exempt organizations.

Registration fees for this event range up to $1,299.

For more information, visit https://www.legaland-

taxconference.com.

2020 Nonprot Technology

Conference

The 2020 Nonprofit Technology Conference,

produced by NTEN: The Nonprofit Technology

Network, will be held March 24–26 in Baltimore.

According to organizers, this event draws some

2,000 attendees that use technology to serve their

communities and make positive change.

With a wide array of thought-provoking, relevant

sessions and numerous opportunities to connect and

network, the 2020 Nonprot Technology Conference is

designed to help attendees reinvigorate their work and

bring that renewed passion back to their community.

Highlights of this year’s conference include:

• nearly 200 sessions on topics covering technology

management, fundraising and development, opera-

tions, and digital communications;

• a career center featuring résumé review, speed

mentoring and a professional photographer to spruce

up your prole pic; and

• community events, including Birds of a Feather

lunch tables, Dine Around gatherings, the Ofcial

20NTC Party and other self-organized meetups.

Registration fees for this event range up to $1,249.

For more information, visit https://www.nten.org/ntc.

Women’s Philanthropy Institute’s

2020 Symposium

The Women’s Philanthropy Institute at the Indiana

University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy will

host its 2020 Symposium March 31–April 1 in Chicago.

According to organizers, this year’s event will focus

on the intersection of technology, gender and giving,

and will feature a mix of big-idea conversations and

practical sessions.

More specically, the symposium:

• focuses on how women use technology or not to

engage in social change,

• explores how new forms of giving in a digital age

are altering the fundraising landscape,

• highlights women social entrepreneurs who are

changing the way we give and

• raises questions about the future of donor

engagement.

Registration fees for this event range up to $925.

For more information, visit https://wpisymp.iupui.

edu. ■