How Nonprofits are Thoughtfully Using AI: An In-Person Peer Roundtable for NGO Leaders
An invite-only, in-person 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 their organizations.
Whether your nonprofit is just starting to explore AI or already deep into adoption, this conversation meets you where you are. We’ll open with the latest research and trends on AI adoption and risk across the nonprofit sector, then turn to an open discussion among NYC-area peers about real experiments, real failures, and what you’d do differently. After the discussion, join an optional tour of The Door’s facility and happy hour to continue the conversation.
Schedule:
2:30 pm: Roundtable: Research briefing and peer discussion
3:30 pm: [Optional] Tour of The Door
3:45 pm: [Optional] Happy Hour at Taureau, enjoy a drink & appies on us
Why attend:
- Get a briefing on the latest research and trends in nonprofit AI adoption and risk
- Benchmark your organization’s AI maturity against peer nonprofits
- Hear unfiltered accounts of how other NGOs are thoughtfully experimenting with AI
- Join a small, curated group for candid, confidential conversation
- Join an optional tour of The Door’s SoHo facility and see its integrated service model in action
- Connect with nonprofit leaders facing the same decisions you are, during the session and over drinks afterward
- Participants get a follow-up report with sector insights you can bring back to your team
Registration:
Seating is limited to keep the conversation small and candid. Registration is by invitation; please register by Fri, Nov 27 to hold your seat. Please let us know on the form if you plan to join the tour and/or happy hour.
About Our Host
The Door
This roundtable is graciously hosted by The Door. Since 1972, The Door has helped New York City teens and young adults ages 12 to 24 reach their potential. It offers free, wraparound services under one roof: physical and mental healthcare, legal services, supportive housing and basic needs, education and career programs, arts and enrichment, and Broome Street Academy, its on-site charter high school. Beyond its SoHo headquarters, The Door runs a Bronx Youth Center and supportive housing sites on the Lower East Side.
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.