How Nonprofits are Thoughtfully Using AI: A Peer Roundtable for Human Service NGO Leaders
An invite-only conversation for nonprofit leaders ready to move past the AI hype cycle and talk honestly about what’s actually working, and what isn’t, with AI in human services.
Whether your nonprofit is just starting to explore AI or already deep into adoption, this conversation meets you where you are. You’ll hear directly from large peer Human Service organizations on real experiments, real failures, and what they’d do differently, through both large-group discussion and small breakouts.
Hear From Other Nonprofit Leaders Like
 Dane WorthingtonCenter for Employment Opportunities (CEO) |
 Michelle Reiss TopMission Economic Development Agency (MEDA) |
 Michael KangBlue Star Families |
Why attend:
- Benchmark your organization’s AI maturity against peer nonprofits
- Hear unfiltered accounts of how other NGOs are thoughtfully experimenting with AI
- Small, curated breakouts allow for candid, confidential conversations
- Participants get a follow up report with sector insights you can bring back to your team
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About Our Panelists
Dane Worthington, Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO)
Dane Worthington is Senior Director of AI Strategy at the Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO), where he leads the design, piloting, and scaling of AI-enabled tools that advance workforce reentry outcomes and position CEO as a national leader in responsible AI innovation. He brings deep domain expertise in reentry and workforce systems, translating frontline realities into ethical, field-facing products, partnerships, and scalable solutions.
Michelle Reiss Top, Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA)
Michelle is the Director of Data Integration at the Mission Economic Development Agency, a nonprofit in San Francisco. As Director, she guides the design and usefulness of data for all programs, client outcomes, analysis and learning. A trained Human-Centered Design facilitator, Michelle has led several projects to improve services and develop community metrics based on community voices. Working in service of immigrants and the working poor brings intractable systemic problems to life on a daily basis.
Michael Kang, Blue Star Families
Michael is the Vice President, Technology and Analytics at Blue Star Families. Prior to BSF, Michael worked in the corporate sector for almost two decades in various roles such as technology implementations, project management, finance, process improvement, strategy, and analytics. Some of the companies he has worked for include IBM, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Thomson Reuters, and Live Nation.
Hosted by: Exponent Partners
About Exponent Partners
Exponent Partners is a Salesforce consulting firm serving nonprofits, with over 20 years of experience and 900+ clients across human services, philanthropy, and education. We help human services organizations turn Salesforce and case management systems into tools that actually support the work, from service delivery and program tracking to AI readiness, so your team can spend less time on data entry and more time on care.