AAFCPAs is pleased to announce that Philip Deng, recognized for his ability to leverage advanced technology in the nonprofit space, will be keynote speaker at its 2024 Virtual Nonprofit Educational Seminar on April 24th. Deng is a nonprofit veteran and...
AAFCPAs is pleased to announce that Philip Deng, recognized for his ability to leverage advanced technology in the nonprofit space, will be keynote speaker at its 2024 Virtual Nonprofit Educational Seminar on April 24th. Deng is a nonprofit veteran and CEO of Grantable, an AI-assisted grant writing solution.
Join us for a timely keynote presentation featuring Philip Deng, CEO of Grantable, as we explore the ways in which artificial intelligence may be used to transform nonprofit organizations. In his keynote and dialogue session with Joyce Ripianzi, CPA at AAFCPAs, Philip simplifies AI fundamentals, addresses common concerns, and empowers nonprofits to embrace technological innovation. Hear real-world AI success stories and learn how organizations have already applied AI within their finance functions.
Take control of security and privacy, hear ethics and legal considerations, gain practical insights on ways to get started, and rethink the ways in which your nonprofit operates across the board. From free to custom GPT solutions, Philip covers it all through the lens of the nonprofit organization. Enjoy this engaging introduction to AI and leave better prepared to harness smart technology to grow your mission and impact.
Free to attend, the event is just one more way AAFCPAs gives back to nonprofits that serve and enrich our communities every day.
Philip is recognized for his mastery of AI as it relates to the future of nonprofits along with grant writing automation, AI value within the nonprofit space, and its use within organizations looking to make a shift from a quantity to a quality-focused mindset. As host of The Process Podcast, Philip regularly explores areas where philanthropy and technology overlap. His Substack further dives into the future of technology in the nonprofit space, two areas that are striving to make the world better but often differ in their understanding of what that means. He holds a B.A. from Tufts University.
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