Nonprofit
Digital Leaders
Online Course
The Senser Foundation & Philtech are excited to invite you to join our first fully-funded course for nonprofit digital leaders.
12 organizations will be selected for a unique opportunity to gain the knowledge, insights, and practical tools they need to lead innovative digital changes.
Sep-Nov 2024
Online
What to Expect?
Expert guest speakers
Networking opportunities
Guides & resources
Capacity building
The Sessions
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Application Deadline:
July 25th -
Participant Selection:
July 30th -
First Session:
September 4th
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Application Deadline:
July 25th -
Participant Selection:
July 30th -
First Session:
September 4th
All sessions will begin at 9:00 am CT / 5:00 pm Israel time,
and last 3 hours including a break.
The course content is subject to change. Guest speakers will be announced in the upcoming weeks.
Session 1: Introduction to Digital Transformation in the Social Sector
Wednesday, September 4th
During our introductory session, led by Philtech’s founders Amit Marom and Shelly Tene Barkai, we will explore trends in the social sector, focusing on the significant role of digital transformation and how to leverage the latest technological developments to change organizational culture.
Session 2: Storytelling & Marketing for Nonprofits
Wednesday, September 11th
A compelling, memorable, and inspiring story is crucial to a nonprofit’s digital presence and marketing strategy. In a session led by Prof. Tal Azran of Reichman University, we will delve into how nonprofits can integrate effective storytelling into their media initiatives to enhance their connections with donors, beneficiaries, communities, and volunteers.
Session 3: Monitoring, Evaluation, and Decision-Making
Wednesday, September 18th
In a session led by Dr. Noa Leibowitz, we will explore data collection and analysis, and how they offer key insights into donor, beneficiary, and volunteer behavior, allowing your organization to measure the impact of its activities effectively. Monitoring and evaluation is more than a reporting requirement – it is a crucial and ongoing process that can bring your organizational decision-making processes to the next level.
Session 4: Digitization in Social Innovation
Wednesday, September 25th
This session, led by Adv. Itzik Sabato, Head of Strategy, Innovation, and Digital at the National Insurance Institute of Israel, will guide participants through the dynamics and implications of social innovation, examining its role in driving positive change within nonprofits and the communities they serve.
Session 5: How can nonprofits leverage AI?
Tuesday, October 1st
The AI revolution continues, with new possibilities available every day – and nonprofits are no exception. We will explore where we truly stand when it comes to AI amidst the hype, and how your organization can leverage the power of AI to further your mission while maintaining your organization’s unique, human-centered character. We will explore inspiring use cases of AI in the social sector with Shiran Mlamdovsky Somech, founder of Generative AI for Good, and receive a technical introduction from Senior Data Scientist & Lecturer Yoni Krichevsky to deepen our understanding of the hottest trend in tech today.
Session 6: The Power of Crowdfunding Campaigns
Wednesday, October 30th
Beyond helping raise much-needed funds, online crowdfunding campaigns represent a vital communication tool to share your organization’s story and messages with all stakeholders. Jonathan Ben-Dor, CEO of Giving Technologies, Inc. will share his expertise and insights into the evolving world of crowdfunding, and we will dive into expert tips and best practices for planning, running, and following up on crowdfunding campaigns.
Session 7: CRM Systems: Defining your needs & selecting a system
Wednesday, November 6th
Philtech’s CRM experts will lead a session dedicated to organizing, managing, and making the most of your organization’s data using CRM systems. Together, we will dive into how to define your organization’s CRM needs and how to approach the challenge of selecting a CRM system.
Session 8: Design Thinking
Wednesday, November 13th
The Design Thinking methodology is used to generate innovative ideas, based on the personal needs and experiences of the target audience. We will learn how nonprofits can adopt this method to solve problems and rethink internal work processes – and put it to the test in a workshop!
Apply to join the Course
Nonprofit Digital Leaders
Eligibility Guidelines
American nonprofits and Israeli nonprofits associated with a 501(c)(3) organization in the United States, active in the following areas:
Do you have any questions?
Write to us at info@philtech-il.com