2012 Program Schedule

The Innogive 2012 Conference will be held April 2nd, 2012 at the San Francisco Union Square, please see our schedule below:

Time Activity Location
8:00am Check in and Breakfast
Keynotes
8:45am Keynote - TBA Plaza Room
9:00am Major George Hood, Salvation Army Plaza Room
9:15am Katya Andresen, Chief Strategy Officer, Network for Good Plaza Room
General Session
Session 1
9:30am

The Mobile Re-Evolution

Mobile is quickly changing from a communication to engagement tool. SMS giving way to MMS, Static content giving way to rich video content - email giving way to social mail and text. One-to-one solicitation giving way to peer to peer fundraising. How to make sense ot the mobile evolution. A comprehensive view of how social, mobile and mobile web evolve over the next 5 years.

Plaza Room
Moderator David Diggs, VP Wireless, CTIA
Nick Nayfack, MobileCause
Clam Lorenz, Paypal
10:15am James Rooney, Microsoft Plaza Room
Session 2
10:30am

Mobile Engagement: the new metrics for success

Haiti and other disasters have shown what large companies can do with a large amount of media. What about the rest of the NPO market who don’t have the benefit of heavy media budgets? What tools do they need, what metrics do they need to watch to ensure their own success.

Plaza Roon
Moderator Doug Gardener, Jump Market Strategies
William Horne, Truist
David Balcom, American Cancer Society
Stephen Adler, Charity Brands
11:15am Clam Lorenz, Paypal Plaza Room
Session 3
11:30am

At the Cross Section of Web, Social and Mobile

Disparate marketing channels complicates the life of the average NPO today. How can a non-profit today use mobile technology, social and web in a way that increases participation, ensures success and provides easier management campaign and their resulting data points. Learn about the tools available that bring mobile, web and social together.

Plaza Room
Moderator Beth Kanter, Co-Author, Networked Nonprofit and Author of Beth's Blog
Amy Sample Ward, Sampleward.org
Amy Gahran, CNN Journalist
Arlene McCrehan, Goodwill
Claire Diaz Ortiz, Twitter
12:15pm Ryan Scott, CEO, Causecast Plaza Room
Lunch Break    
12:30pm "Birds of a Feather" networking tables TBA
Practical Knowledge Afternoon Tracts  
1:45pm Tony Glowacki, Wealth Engine Plaza Room A
2:00pm Angela McIntosh, MobileCause
Session 1 Tract I
2:15-3pm

Making Mobile Donor Data Management Easy

Given the limitations of access to mobile data, how can NPO's harness mobile as a channel for enriching their data. This session will explore the tools and campaigns a Non-profit can run to collect, append new or match their exist data to new mobile subscribers.

Plaza Room A
Moderator Evan Neufeld, VP Marketing, Ground Truth
Tony Glowacki, Wealth Engine
Steven Wright, Grammeen Foundation
1:45pm Gabe Cooper, Brushfire Mobile Plaza Room B
2:00pm Leslie Mansford, Razoo
Session 2 Tract II
2:15-3pm

Events + Mobile + Viral = Success

An orchestrated lesson how one can utilize and implement mobile along with social and web to drive more people at events and drive more events to exceed their fundraising goals. Look at various case studies of organizations who were successful in such implementation so you can develop your own blueprint to similar success.

Plaza Room B
Moderator Donna Wilkins, President, Charity Dynamics
Rebecca Milner, International Medical Corps
Samantha Swain, Samantha Swain LLC
Coffee Break    
3:00pm Networking/Coffee Break
Session 3 Tract I
3:15-4pm

Embedding Mobile Across Your Organization

Mobile like any other channel that preceded it, requires some level of resource and dedication to succeed and extract a return on effort. Learn how other orgs of all sizes are managing their resources in a way that maximizes their use of mobile, reduce their cost of other channels and cultivate organization wide buy in.

Plaza Room A
Moderator Jeff Patrick, President, Common Knowledge
Steve Wright, Grameen Foundation
Gabe Cooper, Brushfire Mobile
Session 4 Tract II
3:15-4pm

Its about ROE not ROI

The model like all others before has flipped. Most NPO's by now have learned that for mobile to be a successful part of their plan it requires they not start with fundraising but rather end with it. The path to long term donor retention success requires a focus on engagement well before fundraising becomes the focus. Learn about the metrics that matter and strategies to implement on your path to life long donor retention.

Plaza Room B
Moderator Stephen King, CEO, Direct Intelligence
Tonia Zampieri. M Gen LLC
Session 5 Tract I Plaza Room A
4:15-5pm

Advocacy as a Path to Fundraising Success

Advocacy over mobile, social and web is becoming increasingly complex and requires an increasingly sophisticated strategy. Yet advocacy done right can increase the level of social engagement with your donors and thus them with their friends. Learn about the campaigns and tools that have truly helped make viral easy and fundraising a success.

Plaza Room A
Moderator Doug Plank, CEO MobileCause
Larry Eason, Dot Org Power
Layne Gray, Vivanista
Session 6 Tract II
4:15-5pm

Using Mobile to Influence Other Channels

Traditional mail, email and web still comprise a majority of NPO's fundraising and outreach strategy. Learn from other organizations that are successfully using social media and mobile to influence the success of those traditional channel campaigns thus increasing the ROI on those channels. Mobile and Social are influencers as much as they can be fundraising tools.

Plaza Room B
Moderator Heather Mansfield, Blogger, Author
Jeff Smith, Impact Branding
Contest Social Mixer  
5:15-30pm Contest Winner Announcements  
5:30-6:30pm Social Mixer