When it comes to networking, what happens at the IS Conference doesn’t stay at the IS Conference. It can impact your work well into the future.
Share your ideas for the 2013 IS National Conference today! Your insights and contributions will help ensure the conference will address key issues important to the nonprofit and philanthropic sector.
Guest post by Benjamin Kershaw, Assistant Director for Congressional Relations, American Alliance of Museums
The Public Policy Action Institute's first panel, The Pulse of the Nation: What the 2012 Elections Mean for Our Sector, kicked off with a conversation between Joe Garofoli and Carla Marinucci, political reporters for the San Francisco Chronicle. They emphasized the key role that President Obama’s strong performance among key demographics like voters under 30, Latinos, and women played in his re-election. Along with moderator Kyle Caldwell of the Michigan Nonprofit Association, they discussed how this electoral performance could influence upcoming legislative action on immigration, tax reform, and the federal budget.
When it comes to networking, what happens at the IS conference doesn’t stay at the IS Annual Conference. It can impact your work well into the future.
Thank
you @IndSector for a great experience! I leave #inspired #exhausted
#hopeful #overwhelmed #challenged and as a #changemaker. - @mobilizer -
David B. Smith, National Conference on Citizenship
Yes, rave reviews come in all forms. Our conference goers send out super tweets.
What do Isadora Duncan, Steve Jobs, Maya Angelou and Ansel Adams have in common?
They were all hall of fame level game-changers and each one called the San Francisco Bay Area home.
This year we've embraced GameChangers as the theme for the 2012 IS Annual Conference and are thrilled to call the Hilton San Francisco Union Square our home for Veterans Day weekend, November 11 & 12.
