2011 Nonprofit Technology Conference

NTEN, or the Nonprofit Technology Network, will be hosting their annual technology conference next month known as NTC 2011, or Nonprofit Technology Conference. This signature three-day gathering allows professionals from all over the globe to come together to collaborate, innovate and maximize effectiveness. NTC is host to a wide variety of social events, seminars, training sessions and resources that can help you further utilize technology to work for your case.

NTC 2011 offers a lot of fun and informative opportunities that allow you to connect with your peers, other exhibitors and experts who share your same commitment to the technology industry. You can bet that your weekend at the event will be packed with things from a member reception and progressive party to one-on-one discussions and hands-on training giving you ample time to share, bond and build relationships with other people like you.

If you are looking for great educational experiences, then NTC 2011 is perfect for you as well. At the event you will get a chance to learn alongside passionate nonprofit professionals who desire to use technology effectively in order to advance their goals and bring about change. You will experience breakout sessions, training courses and consultations which offer valuable learning opportunities that you need in order to keep moving forward with your goals and ideas.

Attending NTC 2011 is making an investment in yourself, your organization and your mission and it will not take you long to realize a return on that investment. You will most likely leave NTC 2011 energized and more clearly focused on your goals, ideas and missions and you will also be able to participate in more powerful nonprofit initiatives like Lobby Day and the Day of Service.

NTC 2011 will be taking place next month from March 17th to March 19th at the Washington Hilton Hotel in Washington D.C. Registration cost is $459 for NTEN members and $659 for non-members until February 11th. Any registration after February 11th is $559 for NTEN members and $759 for non-members. Visit the NTEN website for all the details and registration forms.

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