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Don’t miss the NCTech4Good Conference, June 6-7, Chapel Hill.

At the NCT4G Conference, you’ll find networking, training, and will learn from nonprofit professionals and experts. Register by May 31 to save!

Why should you register?

• Connect with your nptech peers.

North Carolina has an engaged nonprofit technology community and it starts with you! Make new connections, connect with old friends, and meet other leaders in our nonprofit technology community.

• Stay up to date.

Technology is constantly changing so let NCT4G help you keep current on the topics you need to know about in your daily work. Check out the list of confirmed sessions and presenters.

• Get the training you need.

There’s something for everyone! Take advantage of the pre-conference workshop, keynote, concurrent sessions, and Design-Your-Own sessions to get the most out of the NCT4G Conference. Plus, earn six Duke Nonprofit Management credits when you attend the pre-conference workshop, led by Amy Sample Ward, the new CEO of NTEN.

• Share your experience.

Make a solid investment in yourself, your organization, and your mission! Everyone benefits from your experience when you put into practice what you learned. Be sure to check www.nctech4good.org for handouts and notes.

Share the NCT4G

Help us share the awesome opportunities that the NCT4G provides by posting about it on social media:

• Know of someone or another organization that would benefit from attending? Encourage them to register today.
• Follow @nctech4good and hashtag #nct4g for conference updates.
• Join us on Facebook.

WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE NCT4G CONFERENCE?

The NCTech4Good Conference will be held June 6-7, 2013 at the Friday Center in Chapel Hill. This conference is designed to serve nonprofit professionals, volunteers and consultants, as well as small business owners. There will be scheduled presentations by leaders in the nonprofit technology sector in addition to participant-organized sessions. Participants learn from leaders in the field and from each other, while also strengthening the NCTech4Good network.

Hope to see you there,
Judy Hallman, one of the conference organizers