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Third Sector Expo 2015 reveals online strategies to promote growth

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Most not-for-profits (NFPs) realise the internet is one of the most powerful tools to engage with audiences, however not all organisations are taking full advantage of this.

auDA, the NFP organisation which manages the .au domain space, regularly conducts research on the growth of the .au domain space. It also provides annual awards through the Australia & New Zealand Internet Awards (ANZIA), and grants through the auDA Foundation to NFPs who harness the power of the internet for better social outcomes in unique ways.

At Third Sector Expo, auDA and 2014 ANZIA innovation finalist, PROSTMATE – a confidential online portal for prostate cancer sufferers and their family and friends to share information – will reveal how you can engage with your stakeholders and grow your NFP through online innovations.

Key session outcomes:

  • Learn how to enhance online engagement through innovation
  • Find out about the planning and processes behind PROSTMATE
  • Hear why PROSTMATE was chosen as an ANZIA award finalist
  • Learn why you can’t afford to miss out on launching online only programs.

Meet the panel:

  • Jo Lim , Chief Operations and Policy Officer, auDA
  • James Garland, CEO, Australia Prostate Cancer Research
  • Addie Wootten, Director of Clinical and Allied Health Research, Australian Prostate Cancer Research.
  • This is just one of the many exciting sessions that Third Sector Expo 2015 has in store.

    Make sure you don’t miss out on the chance to hear from the sector’s innovators and foremost thought leaders. REGISTER today and receive EARLY BIRD RATES.

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